Course Description

Adolescence is a critical developmental stage marked by  emotional, cognitive, and social changes. Understanding adolescent  psychology helps educators and parents support students in  managing stress, identity formation, and peer relationships.  Effective communication strategies, such as active listening, open  discussions, and positive reinforcement, foster trust and  emotional well-being. Technology, social influences, and self expression play a crucial role in adolescent behaviour. By using  empathetic communication and guidance, educators can create a  supportive environment that nurtures confidence, decision-making  skills, and resilience in adolescents.