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Kids These Days!
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A radio program for people who care about Alaska's kids.
Kids These Days! has been a pilot series of radio call-in shows airing once per month as part of the APRN Talk of Alaska program. Each show topic examined issues related to teens and families, and explored ways parents and adult mentors can support positive youth development. Listen to our past shows, and check the website for news and updates about the next step for Kids These Days.
Kids These Days is brought to you by the following partner organizations:
Alaska Public Radio Network (APRN)
Association of Alaska School Boards (AASB)
Alaska Initiative for Community Engagement (Alaska ICE)
Juneau School District
Alaska Teen Media Institute (ATMI)
Sheehy Media
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22-Sep-2005 |
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Kids These Days! Episodes - | Adolescents: An Untapped Resource in our Society | Hosts Nancy Seamount and Steve Heimel will discuss the vital role youth play and the meaningful contributions youth make in our communities when given the opportunity. Our guest is Cathryn Berger Kaye, a consultant, mentor, parent, and advocate for service learning and the author of this month's featured book: The Complete Guide to Service Learning: Proven, Practical Ways to Engage Students in Civic Responsibility, Academic Curriculum, & Social Action.More information on this show is available at http://alaskaice.org/radioshow.php?showID=6 | Get at Short URL | Download Adolescents: An Untapped Resource in our Society | Play in Popup.
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| Alcohol and Drug Experimentation: Beyond Just Say No | Hosts Steve Heimel and Nancy Seamount will discuss effective parent roles to prevent and deal with teen alcohol and drug experimentation.
Their guest is David L. Marcus, a contributing editor to U.S. News & World Report, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author of this month's featured book, What It Takes To Pull Me Through: Why Teenagers Get in Trouble and How Four of Them Got Out, a compassionate look at kids and families in crisis around adolescent drug and alcohol abuse. They'll explore the spectrum of experimentation and effective parent roles that work at each of the critical stages: Prevention, Intervention and Recovery.More information on this show is available at http://alaskaice.org/radioshow.php?showID=5 | Get at Short URL | Download Alcohol and Drug Experimentation: Beyond Just Say No | Play in Popup.
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| Preparing for What's Next After High School | On this show we will be exploring how to get our teens ready for work-life success. Our guest is Dr. Kenneth Gray, Professor of Workforce Education and Development at Pennsylvania State University and author of this month's featured books Other Ways to Win: Creating Alternatives for High School Graduates and Getting Real - Helping Teens Find Their Future. Dr. Gray will share his strategies designed to involve teachers, parents, guidance counselors and students themselves in the process of preparing for high school graduation, postsecondary options, and the workplace.More information on this show is available at http://alaskaice.org/radioshow.php?showID=4 | Get at Short URL | Download Preparing for What's Next After High School | Play in Popup.
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| Raising Assertive Children | Dr. Chuck Smith, author of "Raising Courageous Kids" was our guest to share specific strategies we can use to insure our child is neither a victim or a bully, but is able to live assertively and even act with moral courage when he or she walks out the front door on his or her own in the morning.More information on this show is available at http://alaskaice.org/radioshow.php?showID=1 | Get at Short URL | Download Raising Assertive Children | Play in Popup.
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