KIDS VOICES COUNT: Delaware Teens Talk to Each Other About Parents

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2000 KVC parents.pdf (8.62 MB)

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2000

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University of Delaware Center for Community Research and Service, Newark, DE

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Kids Voices Count provides the teen perspective. This interviewing and writing project was undertaken as a volunteer effort by the journalism students at Indian River High School, under the supervision of their teacher Missy Burbage. These young people spent several weeks during the spring of 2000 interviewing their peers on the subject of parental involvement. The interviews were conducted with no adults present. They are pleased to present their thoughts on an issue that deeply impacts their lives.

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Parent-child communication, Parent-child relationships, Extracurricular activities, Interracial relationships, Racism, Underage drinking, Substance abuse, Youth substance abuse, Sexual activity, Peer pressure, Teen partying, Curfews, School, Academic achievement

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Burbage, M. (2000). Kids Voices Count: Delaware Teens Talk to Each Other About Parents. Newark, DE: Kids Count in Delaware.

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http://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/21351

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KIDS COUNT in Delaware

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