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Synopsis
We track almost everything in our children's lives. Grades, nutrition, sleep, screen time, social media. Most of us have spent almost no time thinking strategically about the one variable that research consistently shows predicts outcomes better than nearly all of those combined: the friends our children choose.
The Friend Effect makes the case that friend selection is a skill, one that can be taught, that compounds over time, and that almost nobody teaches. The people closest to a child set the standard they unconsciously measure themselves against, shape what feels normal and possible, and determine the direction every influence will travel. The inner circle of two or three close friends does more to shape a child's emotional health, academic engagement, and long-term trajectory than any teacher, coach, or curriculum.
Drawing on twenty-five years of direct work with young people, from high-performing JROTC programs to juvenile drug courts, and grounded in peer-reviewed research on adolescent brain development, social influence, and friendship dynamics, the book moves through four sections: why the skill matters, the criteria that actually separate a good friend from a convenient one, how to recognize warning signs before they become visible, and how to have the conversation at every age.
The book runs two parallel tracks throughout, one for parents of children ages seven to ten, when the skill is easiest to build, and one for parents of children eleven to seventeen, when the brain has fundamentally changed its priorities and the approach must change with it.
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À propos de l'auteur
Mark Linsenbardt has spent more than twenty years working with parents, teenagers, professionals, and judges, teaching the science of how brains work and what people can do with that information. The Friend Effect grows directly from that work, and from something he has watched play out across hundreds of programs and thousands of young people: the friends a child chooses matter more than almost any other variable in their development. Most families never treat that as a teachable skill. This book makes the case that it is.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. We track almost everything in our children's lives. Grades, nutrition, sleep, screen time, social media. Most of us have spent almost no time thinking strategically about the one variable that research consistently shows predicts outcomes better than nearly all of those combined: the friends our children choose.The Friend Effect makes the case that friend selection is a skill, one that can be taught, that compounds over time, and that almost nobody teaches. The people closest to a child set the standard they unconsciously measure themselves against, shape what feels normal and possible, and determine the direction every influence will travel. The inner circle of two or three close friends does more to shape a child's emotional health, academic engagement, and long-term trajectory than any teacher, coach, or curriculum.Drawing on twenty-five years of direct work with young people, from high-performing JROTC programs to juvenile drug courts, and grounded in peer-reviewed research on adolescent brain development, social influence, and friendship dynamics, the book moves through four sections: why the skill matters, the criteria that actually separate a good friend from a convenient one, how to recognize warning signs before they become visible, and how to have the conversation at every age.The book runs two parallel tracks throughout, one for parents of children ages seven to ten, when the skill is easiest to build, and one for parents of children eleven to seventeen, when the brain has fundamentally changed its priorities and the approach must change with it. Learn how friends are most commonly selected, how it can go wrong, how to teach people to select friends who will help them, and what to do about friends that are not so helpful. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996005857
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. We track almost everything in our children's lives. Grades, nutrition, sleep, screen time, social media. Most of us have spent almost no time thinking strategically about the one variable that research consistently shows predicts outcomes better than nearly all of those combined: the friends our children choose.The Friend Effect makes the case that friend selection is a skill, one that can be taught, that compounds over time, and that almost nobody teaches. The people closest to a child set the standard they unconsciously measure themselves against, shape what feels normal and possible, and determine the direction every influence will travel. The inner circle of two or three close friends does more to shape a child's emotional health, academic engagement, and long-term trajectory than any teacher, coach, or curriculum.Drawing on twenty-five years of direct work with young people, from high-performing JROTC programs to juvenile drug courts, and grounded in peer-reviewed research on adolescent brain development, social influence, and friendship dynamics, the book moves through four sections: why the skill matters, the criteria that actually separate a good friend from a convenient one, how to recognize warning signs before they become visible, and how to have the conversation at every age.The book runs two parallel tracks throughout, one for parents of children ages seven to ten, when the skill is easiest to build, and one for parents of children eleven to seventeen, when the brain has fundamentally changed its priorities and the approach must change with it. Learn how friends are most commonly selected, how it can go wrong, how to teach people to select friends who will help them, and what to do about friends that are not so helpful. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996005857
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