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Adolescent Cognition: Thinking In A New Key

32 minutes 50 seconds

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White duck and black ducklings swim in a pool of water on a farm. Caption. A better world than did the generation before them.

Highlights the adolescent's new intellectual attainments and examines the academic, social, and emotional consequences of these changes. Includes footage in a public middle school and structured interviews illustrating the intellectual challenges adolescents face as they construct personal identities and new mental capacities.

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Runtime: 32 minutes 50 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Education
Subtopic: Adolescence, Psychology, Teacher Training
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 1999
Producer/Distributor: Davidson Films
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Still image from: 5 Tips for Coping With Test Anxiety for Kids

Still image from: All About Empathy for Kids

A diagram of a lock in the backdrop of a neuron. Caption: So, a neuroethicist looks at the privacy implications.

Psychologist Kristina Olson talks in front of a blackboard background with math symbols, globes, pencils, letters, charts, and other graphics drawn in white chalk on it. Caption. "So, categories influence all of the major decisions."

Woman opens mouth mid-speech and holds up 2 fingers with her left hand. Caption. Because all we wanted was a "normal" child.

Side view labeled illustration of the human brain. Text on image reads, "Cerebrum, body movement and coordination. Parietal lobe, body sensations. Occipital lobe, hearing, memory for speech, reading, sight. Cerebellum, coordination. Temporal lobe, memory for speech, visual images, memory for music, memory for sight. Frontal lobe, speech, thought and consciousness."

Digital image of a television monitor displaying green computer text surrounded by vertical glass panels in a semi-circle formation. In the distant background are dozens of small T, V screens projecting images. Text on image reads, "Acknowledge. The change."

Woman wearing a business suit holds a blueprint while speaking to 2 working men at an indoor construction site.

Black background with pink digitized text that reads, "Error". Green text below reads, "Gives us experience."