Mentor Select: Parenting Teens To Be Successful Adults

Show Notes

Episode: “The Art of Turning The Negative Into Positive”

Welcome to Episode 99 of the Mentor Select | Parenting Teens To Be Successful Adults 

In this episode, Coach Marcus Jones  and I discuss strategies to help teens turn the negative into positive.

So if you want to learn creative ways to help your teens effectively manage stress and peer pressure, tune in now!

In this episode, you'll discover:

“The Art of Turning The Negative Into Positive”

• Adapting to Change
• Expecting the Unexpected
• Overcoming Adversity

About Us

Marcus Jones has been coaching youth sports for over 24 years. His accomplishments includes:

• Founder and head coach of the 501(c) 3 non-profit organization Red Warriors basketball elite team
• Graduate of The Art Institute of Dallas with a degree in audio engineering
• Proud Alumni of Gamblin University and a member of Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship INC.

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Learn more about how to parting your teen to a be a success adult visit Links & Mentions From This Episode:

https://www.redwarriorsbasketball.com/?fbclid=IwAR2OcX5ZxXE19HSSdHApBa-5X_z4GfB6ZI1-PGXUZcnQy1kDR2HW-Zc0Upw

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Episode: “How to Expose Teens to the Arts”

Welcome to Episode 98 of the Mentor Select | Parenting Teens To Be Successful Adults

In this episode, Dr. Adeyemi Doss and I discuss Cultivating Teens to be Critical Thinkers.

So if you want to equip your teen with the vital life skills that they don’t learn in the classroom tune in now!

In this episode, you'll discover:

“How to Cultivate Teens to be Critical Thinkers”

• - Cultivating Critical Thinkers
• - Interrogating Life Experiences
• - Student-centered Approach
• - Giving teens a voice

About Us

Dr. Adeyemi Doss is an expert in African American & African Diaspora Studies whose accomplishments include:

• Ph.D. - African American & African Diaspora Studies, Indiana University - 2016
• 2020 Professing Excellence & Inspiring Instruction Award Winner-Indiana State University
• Works primarily in the areas of critical philosophy of race, and the philosophy of the Black experience.
• Particularly interested in the formation of African-American philosophical thought as articulated within the social context and historical space of anti-Black racism, African-American agency, and identity formation.

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Links & Mentions From This Episode:

https://www.indstate.edu/faculty-staff/adeyemi-doss#credentials

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Episode: “How to Expose Teens to the Arts”

Welcome to Episode 97 of the Mentor Select | Parenting Teens To Be Successful Adults .

In this episode, Kevin Hamilton  and I discuss helping teens identify healthy outlets to express themselves.

So if you want to learn creative ways to introduce teens to the arts so that they ultimately develop a love for it, tune in now!

In this episode, you'll discover:

“How to Expose Teens to the Arts”

• Increasing teens’ emotional quotient - 8:48
• Creating a safe learning environment-11:51
• Balancing discipline and direction with fun-25:49

About Us

Kevin Hamilton  is an expert in Arts & Entertainment whose accomplishments include:

• Co-founder of Southwest Soul Circuit and GYDP who has worked with educating youth since 1986
• Graduate of the Dallas School for the Performing Arts, Tennessee State University, and the University of Arizona as a vocal performance major
• Performer in (3) major operas as a classically trained baritone
• US Air Force veteran
• Plays almost all of the instruments in the studio to create unique, musically sound compositions.

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Arts & Entertainment Links & Mentions From This Episode:

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Garden-Youth-Development-Project-Inc-310608508961415/about/?ref=page_internal

http://www.gardenyouth.org/gardenyouth/youthdevelopment.html

http://swsoulcircuit.com/

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Mrs. JeJuan D. Stewart  is the wife of  Late Rev. John C. Stewart, Jr., mother of four and grandmother of four.  Professionally, she is a trained PA-Anesthetist having graduated from Emory University’s PA program. A Gwinnett county resident for over 24 years, her focus on family enrichment is a priority.

JeJuan has a passion for community engagement, parent empowerment and youth leadership development. She founded the Gwinnett NAACP Youth Council in 2004 with her late husband. She served as its advisor for six years. Through innovative programming and community collaborations, she developed the ideas that serve as a foundation for EAGLE 7 LLC today.

EAGLE 7 designs programs and develops conferences/seminars to meet the needs of  our constituents .  Engaging diversity among community groups and supporting local grassroots organizations with specific needs  is our specialty.

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