Inside the Teenage Mind (answers=edpuzzle w/ right answers)

• A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) device costs 2 million dollars
• Zits is about a teenage boy who is dealing with normal things as a teenage kid would do, in the middle of being an adult and a kid.
• We compare teenage minds to when humans are first born, a child
• Most people believed that most changes would stop happening after 3 years.
• If people don’t use cells in parts of their brains they will wither up and die
• The adult brain thinks skateboarding is dangerous and they need protection
• You are in your most vulnerable changing period, so doing drugs can hurt the brain change and damage it.
• The brother and sister are arguing because his friends keep flirting with her and she feels uncomfortable with it, but she can't say anything about it cause she'll feel awkward (i have this one in here just in case)
• Nikki is running for student council
• The changes in the frontal lobe are producing mood swings so fast, were trying to regulate our emotions and explaining them is hard.
• Teens use a different part of the brain to explain emotions.
• One stereotype that adults make to teens it that teens are all liars and that we don't know what we do.
• Social life and getting to play outside is just as important as academic life.
• Teens need at least 9 1/4 hours of sleep
• A good night's sleep can give teens better academic scores, etc
• The changes noticed after a high school changed their start time to later was that the kids were more engaged, and focused, and their attention was better.
• The biggest difference in a child's mind it the time spent with one another. Parents, friends, relatives, etc