Taking it to the Net


1		Roger has two daughters: Ellen, who is a senior in high school; and Lisa, who is in the eighth grade. Roger remembers that Ellen had a very difficult time when she transitioned from middle school to high school, and he wants to make the process easier for Lisa. What kinds of things would help Lisa ease the transition? What makes this process so stressful for young teenagers? http://ericeece.org/pubs/digests/1999/mizell99.html



2		LaTricia is an excellent student. She is on the debate team, and she makes extremely convincing arguments for the issues she is debating. However, when it comes to picking an outfit to wear in the morning, LaTricia has much more difficulty. She often stands in front of the closet, seemingly overwhelmed with the choices. Why might LaTricia be so skilled at challenging academic tasks, yet still have trouble with daily choices? http://www.brainconnection.com/topics/?main=news-in-rev/teen-frontal



3		Steven is a high school junior. He was always a C student throughout elementary school and middle school. Now he is in danger of failing two of his classes. Steven is tired of school and wants to drop out. What might help Steven improve his grades and stay in school? What academic, social, and emotional factors might be contributing to Steven's school failure? http://ericae.net/edo/ED415001.htm

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