Young people can have problems with their minds.
Liu Wei is a junior 2 student from Hefei.
Another student, 14-year-old Yang Fang, is from Guangzhou.
A recent report from Jiefang Daily says about 18 % of Shanghai teenagers have mental problems. Their troubles include being worried and very unhappy, and having problems in learning and getting on with people. Many students who had problems won’t go for advice or help.
Liang Yuezhu, an expert on teenagers from Beijing Anding Hospital has the following advice for teenagers:
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• Take part in group activities and play sports.
• Go to see a doctor if you feel unhappy or unwell.
A.She was afraid of exams. |
B.Talk to your parents or teachers often. |
C.He believes the worst thing is to do nothing. |
D.Give some advice to students who have problems. |
E.Some think they will look stupid if they go to see a doctor. |
F.Some students become worried because they have to study very hard. |
G.He could not understand his teacher and was doing badly in his lessons. |
Do you have conflict (冲突) with others? Why does conflict happen? Maybe it happens when two people disagree because of their own opinions, or beliefs (信仰). It’s not always as simple as an argument.
Parents and teenagers have many chances to have conflict with one another. Adolescence (青春期) is a time when independence and parental influence fight, since teens are able to think on their own but still live with parents who have rules and expectations for them. When kids don’t show up at home late at night, their parents get worried. A worried parent becomes a scolding parent. When the teen does come home, he/she will get punishment (处罚).
Sometimes, teens want to have noisy fun while their parents want to sleep. This is a common conflict that happens every day. Parents might use the teenager’s grades to judge (判断) him/her every time the grades are reported. The conflict happens when the parents’ expectations aren’t met. Finding the causes of conflicts is the first step to solve the conflict. Here are a few tips for parents and teenagers to use.
View each other as friends in the common goals (目标) you agree on, which usually include keeping teens safe and seeing them be successful.
List (列举) possible solutions to the conflict together. Just start listing creative ideas, whether they seem reasonable or not. Creativity is your friend when you’re solving any problems in life, including conflicts with others.
【小题1】The writer starts the passage by ________.A.asking questions | B.giving examples | C.listing number |
A.A conflict is the same as an argument. |
B.Parents and teenagers never have same goals. |
C.Different beliefs and opinions may result in conflicts. |
A.it’s easy to solve the conflict between parents and teenagers |
B.friends can reach common goals more easily |
C.creative thinking is helpful to conflict resolution |
A.The reasons of conflict between teens and parents. |
B.The reasons and solutions of conflict between teens and parents. |
C.The harm (伤害) of conflict between teens and parents. |
Dear Lucy, I have problems with my study. At school, I can’t listen to teachers carefully because I always feel tired and sleepy. I don’t spend time with friends after class either, because I think it’s not interesting. I even miss writing some answers in the English test. At home, I can’t get my homework done every night. I always feel it’s boring. So I have to get up early the next morning to finish it. How can I solve these problems? Yours, Lily |
Dear Lily, When you have problems listening to teachers carefully in class, you can ask your deskmate to remind you often. Then spending time talking about many different things with friends can make you happy. It’s very interesting. As for homework, when it’s hard to get it finished, you can have a short rest first, then you can do it again. Yours, Lucy |
A.Because she missed Lucy very much. |
B.Because she wanted to ask Lucy for help. |
C.Because she wanted to share her happiness with Lucy. |
D.Because she wanted to know more about Lucy’s problems. |
A.To sleep for a minute. | B.To play together. |
C.To stop talking. | D.To listen carefully. |
A.Lily didn’t do well in her English test. |
B.Lily is good at learning all of the subjects. |
C.Lily likes to play with her classmates after class. |
D.Lucy advises Lily to do her homework in the morning. |
What they want | Love | Money | Freedom |
52% | 26% | 22% | |
The way to relax | Have sports | Talk with friends | Do some reading |
14% | 62% | 24% | |
The way they prefer to live | Live with parents | Live with grand | Live at |
59% | 14% | 27% | |
What they think of parents’ working in the city | Bad | Good | No idea |
31% | 28% | 41% | |
The happiest place | School | Home | Friends’ homes |
52% | 38% | 10% |
【小题1】Home-left children want ________ most.
A.money | B.love | C.freedom | D.health |
A.doing some reading | B.having sports |
C.talking with friends | D.chatting on line |
A.28% | B.31% | C.41% | D.10% |
A.38 | B.52 | C.104 | D.59 |
A.home-left children can get more money. |
B.most home-left children prefer to live with their parents |
C.home-left children want to live in big cities |
D.2000 children were chosen to answer the questions in the survey |
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