"...there is significant evidence from SADD that the majority of teens feel happy almost every day and perceive themselves as friends (77 percent), honest (72 percent) and smart (72 percent). Similarly, more than six in ten say they can handle change well and are liked by others."The survey results are confirmed by Tufts University profess Richard M. Lerner, whose new book "The Good Teen" found that many adolescents consider themselves to be of good character, caring, competent and confident.
Island View's programs for troubled teens offer teenagers a chance to work on their emotions and behaviors while earning school credits.
Labels: happiness, emotions, perceptions
Posted By: Aspen Education Group