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Archive for June, 2010

When Kids Want to Quit

Saturday, June 26th, 2010

My son wants to quit playing soccer. He has played for almost 10 years, is this typical of
most teens?

Being a teenager is a full‐time job. Most spend more than 30 hours a week at school and engage in a variety of other academic activities including part‐time jobs, music lessons, and sports. Others, however, drop after school adventures in favor of “chillaxin”, spending time with technology, and
avoiding their parents. As school becomes more time consuming and friends become more important, life‐long pursuits of pleasure often turn into distant memories and new interests become nonexistent.

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How does a teen land a summer job in today’s tough market?

Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010

The job market for teens is slow. Jobs traditionally given to teens are going to older workers who are willing to take low paying employment to make ends meet. Also, establishments that usually add summer help are also the places (retail, theme parks, and the hospitality industry) where Americans hit by the recession are cutting back on spending.

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