At least in my home, having long conversations with my teens never began with “How was your day?” or “What happened in school today?” Those questions were actually conversation stoppers, not starters. However, I found that if was well versed in things they liked, such as their favorites in pop culture and technology, I could talk to them about those things for hours. Once you open the door to conversation, you never know what else might come out. Here are some examples of how to connect with your teens through pop culture and technology
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least in my home, having long conversations with my teens never began
with “How was your day?” or “What happened in school today?” Those
questions were actually conversation stoppers, not starters. However, I
found that if was well versed in things they liked, such as their
favorites in pop culture and technology, I could talk to them about
those things for hours. Once you open the door to conversation, you
never know what else might come out. Here are some examples of how to
connect with your teens through pop culture and technology: - See more
at:
http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/11/5-ways-to-connect-with-your-teens-2/#sthash.WCoRnPda.dpuf
At
least in my home, having long conversations with my teens never began
with “How was your day?” or “What happened in school today?” Those
questions were actually conversation stoppers, not starters. However, I
found that if was well versed in things they liked, such as their
favorites in pop culture and technology, I could talk to them about
those things for hours. Once you open the door to conversation, you
never know what else might come out. Here are some examples of how to
connect with your teens through pop culture and technology: - See more
at:
http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/11/5-ways-to-connect-with-your-teens-2/#sthash.WCoRnPda.dpuf
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