In this unusual advice book, teenagers from around the country talk openly of their real feelings about their parents and other important adults in their lives. They offer insights and strategies for connecting with adolescents in this all-important stage of life.

What We Can't Tell You: Teenagers Talk To The Adults In Their Lives

Parenting & Relationships

Cushman, Kathleen

Parenting

Next Generation Pr

Whether talking about dress codes, detention policies, or school security, teenagers want to help make school a place they care about. Leaders of the nation's 300,000 high schools will be listening to their strategies for changing school culture so that students will invest in their own success.

Sent To The Principal: Students Talk About Making High Schools Better

Education & Teaching

Kathleen Cushman

Schools & Teaching

This groundbreaking anthology presents the freshest young writers and thinkers--age 19 and under--on important issues of our time. From ethnic relations to individual identity, international politics to voting rights, divorce to gay marriage, standardized testing to popular culture, these authors tackle the subjects they care about most. Hip Deep collects its youth voices from many sources: editorials, radio journals, essays, commentary, spoken word, web articles, and more. Poet Naomi Shihab Nye calls Hip Deep a collection to wipe the sorrowful spin of news from our eyes and ears, to remind us there is truth out there somewhere, and it's young as well as timeless, and it feels wonderful to find it. This is a book for every teacher, every high school, every parent, and every person in this land who cares about the intriguing, necessary stories of young lives.

Hip Deep: Opinion, Essays, and Vision from American Teenagers

Literature & Fiction

Essays & Correspondence

If we can do it, so can you! That's the message sent to students in this advice book, written with college students who were the first in their families to go past high school. It's tough to aim for college if other family members have not--so this book offers the kind of encouraging, practical guidance that an older sibling would give. Inspiring stories of the diverse student contributors--who end up at institutions from community colleges to elite universities--combined with warm and well-organized counsel and checklists.

First in the Family: Advice About College from First-Generation Students; Your High School Years

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

This award-winning naturalists's guide to San Diego's intertidal zones and harbors was written and produced by eleventh-grade science, math, and humanities classes at a public charter school close to San Diego Bay.

Perspectives of San Diego Bay: A Field Guide

History

The Students of High Tech High

Americas

A companion to First in the Family: Your High School Years, this next-step guidebook straight from their peers tells first-generation college students how to stay in college and graduate.

First in the Family: Advice About College from First Generation Students

Self-Help

Motivational

The Tanzanian village of Kambi ya Simba, near the famed Serengeti, couldn't be poorer. In this extraordinary book, village youth capture the richness of life there in photographs and essays.

In Our Village: Kambi Ya Simba Through the Eyes of Its Youth

Politics & Social Sciences

Students at Awet Secondary School in Tan

Anthropology

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