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Adolescents and Their Literacies
S07
CCT Faculty
Adolescents occupy a unique position in contemporary society. In a state of transition, biologically, socially, and cognitively, adolescents present a challenge to adults through their peer culture. Targeted as consumers, endlessly analyzed, castigated or praised, adolescents in the United States often seem to live in different worlds. Combining readings in the psychological and social development of adolescents with an examination of the books, films, music, and websites that engage them, we will seek a deeper understanding of the educational and social needs of these young men and women. Work includes regular readings, video screenings, four to five papers, and a final project.

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