Between Form and Freedom
Being a Teenager
Published on 18. February 2021
234 pages
978-1-912480-49-4 (ISBN)
Description
Between Form and Freedomÿhas a wealth of helpful insights about teenagers, offering a wise look into the souls of children and adolescents. Betty Staley invites you to explore the vibrant nature of adolescence ? the search for the self, the birth of the intellect, the release of feeling, male?female differences and character.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Stroud
United Kingdom
File size
0,96 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-912480-49-4 (9781912480494)
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03/2009
Hawthorn Press
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03/2001
Hawthorn Press
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Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Dedication
- Foreword
- Introduction
- I. The Nature of Adolescence
- 1. How do you get to be an adolescent?
- 2. Stages of adolescence
- 3. The search for the self
- 4. The birth of intellect
- 5. Release of feelings
- 6. Understanding our sons and daughters
- 7. Introduction to the temperaments
- 8. The melancholic temperament
- 9. The sanguine temperament
- 10. The phlegmatic temperament
- 11. The choleric temperament
- 12. The development of character during adolescence
- II. The Challenge of Adolescence
- 13. The needs of teenagers
- 14. Teenagers and the family
- 15. Teenagers and friends
- 16. Teenagers and the schools
- 17. Waldorf education
- 18. The teenager and the arts
- 19. Power and loyalty
- 20. The role of love
- III. The Problems of Adolescence
- 21. Problems of self-esteem
- 22. Pregnancy and the teenager
- 23. Teenagers and alcohol
- 24. Teenagers and drugs
- 25. Teenagers and food
- 26. Extreme behavioral problems
- 27. Teenagers and media
- Conclusion
- Appendix I. Bibliography
- Appendix II. Study questions
- Appendix III. The ages of children
- References
- Author's Acknowledgements
- Waldorf Schools Contacts
