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What In the World Are We Teaching Our Youth?

Posted on March 1, 2016
Saul Levine M.D.
By Saul Levine M.D.

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In this bizarre (and sad) Presidential Primary marathon, it is fair to ask, “What In the World Are We Teaching Our Youth?” The question is in fact more than fair; it is critically important.

We know that the brains of adolescents and young adults are still developing, and that they are very impressionable. They often learn from and emulate their adult role models, like their parents, teachers, and political leaders, and what an opportunity this is!

At this moment in history and in living color, they can take advantage of the Republican primary debates. They can see how presidential aspirants speak and behave, and witness how educated, recognized and experienced American leaders discuss their views on policies vital to the very survival of the country.

Read the rest of Dr. Levine’s article by clicking here:  Psychology Today

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