Just a general comment, Bryan. It is my observation that two critical skills for young adults are: 1. Knowing how to learn; and 2. Knowing how to behave in a relationship.
Except that no one teaches either, at least not until after something is broken: a kid struggles in school, or a relationship is in trouble. We seem to hope that kids w…
Just a general comment, Bryan. It is my observation that two critical skills for young adults are: 1. Knowing how to learn; and 2. Knowing how to behave in a relationship.
Except that no one teaches either, at least not until after something is broken: a kid struggles in school, or a relationship is in trouble. We seem to hope that kids will learn by magic, or perhaps based on the dismal example that many parents, often with no fault of their own (they were never taught themselves), provide.
It would be fantastic if you Bryan were to tackle either, or both, of these matters. Young adults, and their parents, will be so very grateful you did.
Just a general comment, Bryan. It is my observation that two critical skills for young adults are: 1. Knowing how to learn; and 2. Knowing how to behave in a relationship.
Except that no one teaches either, at least not until after something is broken: a kid struggles in school, or a relationship is in trouble. We seem to hope that kids will learn by magic, or perhaps based on the dismal example that many parents, often with no fault of their own (they were never taught themselves), provide.
It would be fantastic if you Bryan were to tackle either, or both, of these matters. Young adults, and their parents, will be so very grateful you did.