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Know your Neuro is a amazing resource website for parents, schools and for teaching tools.

 

Understanding what is happening in your child's brain can help us direct them

and build skills more effectively.

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The Adolescent Mind

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​The brain develops from the back to front.

When a child enters adolescence, the brain is only about 80% developed with the frontal region being the least developed.

 

The frontal lobe is responsible for:

1.) Attention 

2.) Complex planning

3.) Decision making

4.) Impulse control

5.) Organized thinking

6.) Personality development

7.) Risk management

8.) Short-term memory

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​Simply understanding this area is still developing helps explain some of the

behaviors that both surprise and confound adolescents and their parents. 

Learn more...

Why Teenage Brains Are So  Hard to Understand, Time Magazine

Why Teenage Brains Are So Hard to Understand, Time Magazine

The Biggest Myths of the Teenage Brain, BBC

The Biggest Myths of the Teenage Brain, BBC

What Neuroscience Tells Us About the Teenage Brain

What Neuroscience Tells Us About the Teenage Brain

The Amazing Teen Brain, Scientific American

The Amazing Teen Brain, Scientific American

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