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the claims that we should be proud of the fact that the teenagers are taking risks and making any mistakes at all. Plus, because so many teenagers have been micromanaged by their parent for so long, they lack the confidence to take risks.

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The writer says it is because that their parents had always rescue them since they were babies and before they had make any mistakes.

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Growing up does not happen over night, and growing children needs the guidance, love and support from their parents, and it is actually normal that children expect their parents to rescue them when they make mistake. This show that the children still needs their parents and they are learning from their parents for guidance anf insight to learn how to face their mistakes.

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The writers response is that its normal for teenagers to expect their parents to rescue them as we need to consider the fact that the parents "rescued" them when they were young. instead of criticizing them the writer thinks that its an evolution that requires parents guidance.

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Because there are so many teenagers have been micromanaged take risks and fail, it only stands to reason that they would seek protection from their parents or guardians.

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it is normal in their development

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The writer's response to the claim that we should be proud of us making mistakes as many teenagers have been controlled by their parents for a long time, they do not have any confidence to make risks and fail.

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Since they were babies parents always rescued them before they actually make any mistakes and should be proud at the fact that they are taking risks and making any mistakes as teenagers have been micromanaged by their parents they lack the confidence to take risks and always stand to reason that they will seek protection from their parents. They also require the love, guidance and support from their parents.

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the writer feels that teenagers rely on their parents as teenagers feel the need to take risks in order to develop whilst growing older and seek guidance from their parents whenever they face a situation or hardship as their parents tend to have solutions to such situations due to them having more experience which they can share with their teenagers.

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We should be proud that they make mistakes, and we should give them guidance, love, and support. We should teach them valuable lessons and not criticize them.

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The writer is saying that they need parent's guidance and insight and they are learning how to face their own mistakes. Parents can use the opportunity to teach their kids instead of criticizing them.

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the writer claims that teenagers are growing up and it is common for them to rebel against the rules. However, it means that they are growing to become independent and they don't need adults as much as they are ready to break free from the confines of their parent's control.

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The writer thinks that its is a normal part of teen growth and development which they learn to gain independence. And that They want to break free from control and have some freedom. But it doesnt mean that we should let our kids to be rude and disrespectful to their parents. Theres a example where the writer began to see this change in her kids where she opened up the lines of communtication, laid down the rules and expectations and loosebed her grip to give them the much needed freendom they were craving.

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the writer means that teenagers have been micromanages for long by parents that they lack confident to take any risk and parents should be proud that they are willing to take any risk at all and when they expect parents to rescue them , they are looking to parents for guidance and insight and they will learn how to face their own mistakes.

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the writer feels that it is a normal part of growing up where they have the itch to spread their wings and fly. it shows that they are developing and growing their independence. so lines of communication should be open, rules and expectations laid down and loosen the grip.

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She says that rebellion, the itch to spread their wings and fly and the idea that "the rules don't apply to me" is justa normal part of growing up and is very normal

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Its a normal part of teen growth and development. They also want to break free from their confines and parents should loosen their grip to give them much given freedom as they were craving for freedom.

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many teenagers have been micromanaged by their parents for so long, so they lack the confidence to take risks.If they finally take the risk but fail,it only stands to reason that they would seek protection from the "ultimate fixer", their parents.It is normal for kids to look for their parents to rescue them as they still need their parents for guidance and they are learning how to face their own mistakes.

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Teens have been micromanaged by their parents so long ,they lack confidence to take risks.When they finally do take risks and fail,it only stand reason that they would seek prtection from"ultimate fixers their parents.

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the writer feels that teenagers rebelling every now and then is part of growing up as they are beginning to develop their own sense of independence and slowly find ways on how to take care of themselves without parental guidance allowing them to develop into a independent adult as they grow older.

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The writer says that it is a normal part for teenager growing up, and it means they are beginning to develop their independence and don't need their parents as much and they are ready to break free from the confines of their parents control.

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It is a normal part of teen growth and development.

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the writer said that its just another normal part of growing up, it developes their independence to break free from the confines of the parentjs control

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This is just another part of growing up, and parents should keep their behaviour in perspective. Parents should open up the lines of communication, lay down the rules and expectations and loosen their grip to give the children the much-needed, but age appropriate freedom that they want.

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The writer reason is that when teenagers feel that rules don't apply to them it's a normal part of growing up. Though parents should never let their children be rude, disrespectful, or disregard their authority as parents. But instead parents should help keep their childrens behaviour in perspective. Another point the write has claimed is that "the rules don't apply to me" is actually a normal part of teen growth and development and it also means that teenagers are beginning to develop their independence.

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The writer claims that feeling like the rules dont apply to them is natural and is a part of them growing up. To add on she says that it is just them growing their independence.

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the writer claims that if the teenagers has the idea that "rules dont apply to me" is a normal part of teen growth and development, which means that they are beginning to develop their independence and they are ready to break free from the confines of adults' control.

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Normal part of teen growth and development

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We should keep teenager's behavior in perspective, giving them age-appropriate freedom and developing their independence.

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its is a normal part of teen growth and development as they are beginning to break free for the confines of parents control

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The writer claims that the teenagers think that their life is more interesting and important than their parents or siblings' life. They think that everything should be for themselves and not anyone else. They have high expectations with their own life and hope that everything should be given to them and take it for granted.

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"They're teenagers. Nearly every teenager out there finds their own life far more interesting and important than their parents' or siblings' lives"

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teenagers are learning to live in a world with complicated relations and expectations

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Almost every teenager finds their own life more interesting and important than others,By the time they reach teenage years,their friends will take center stage.They are living in a world filled with complicated relationships and expectations and the amount of pressure they face is far more than the pressure past generations face.

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the writer finds that the reason behind teenagers tending to be " self-absorbed " due to them slowly growing up and learning to live in a world filled with complicated relationships and expectations and also find ways to develop their character and personality as they grow older. the writer also finds that teenagers as of now are different than the teenagers of the past due to their different living lifestyles and environments that affect their character and differentiate between both generations past and current.

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A teenager's life is more difficult than last generations, and teenagers have a lot of pressure on them.

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The writer said that teenagers are learning to live in a world where problems occurs like complicated relationships and explanations.

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the writer claim is that teenagers are self-absorbed as during their teenagers years its the growing years they go through when they learn how to live in a world filled with complicated relationships, like how to deal with some friendships situations due to during the teenage years the friends will take the center stage. As they have to deal with such complicated situations themselves, the writer says that we have to praise them for doing their best to manage those relationships.

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theyre learning to live in a world filled with complicated relationships and expectations

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the writer claims that teenagers will find their own life far more interesting than constantly being absorbed by their parents or friends lives. the writer also claims that they are also living in a life that is complicated and different compared to the past generations and the pressure on teens today is immense.

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the teenagers are learning to live in a world filled with struggles like complicated relationships and expectations. Also life as a teenagers these days are not like kjhg the past generations when they were teenagers

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Nearly all teenagers finds that their own life is far more interesting and important than their parent' or siblings' lives, and instead of scolding and discouraging them to stop spending so much time with their friends, parents should cut them a little slack and praise them for doing their best to manage the relationships in their life.

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The writer says that teenagers are learning to live in a world filled with complex relationships and expectations (from their parents, peers or even themselves) and that teenagers now a days live a very different life compared to teenagers from past generations.

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The reason the writer gave is that life is much more different that the life that the generation that is complaining about them.
They are also trying to traverse a world full of relationships and expectations.

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rewarding them is a form of motivation for them after doing a good deed, as it makes them want to try harder the next time

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It is because teenagers love rewards and encouragement, not to mention that love knowing that their parents are proud of them.

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the writer claims that teenagers always ask for rewards for their results or behaviour. When they get an A in math they want an iphone. The writer thinks that the teenagers wants something in return after doing something good. They think that they did enough and wanted reward for their hard work.

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It helps the teenagers to strive for what they want and it does helps them to set goal and have more motivation to achive them.

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The writer says that rewards are a sign to teenagers that hard work pays off and is an encouragement to them to do better so they can continue to work hard

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"They're kids.It dosen't matter how old they are ,they love rewards , they love encouragment  (not only verbal, but tangible), and they love knowing that i'm proud of them."

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The writer states in that teenagers have grown learning that if you do good, you will get a prize. It sets this healthy mentality in the child that you have to work hard for it, which is good for the child.

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they are kids and it doesn't matter how old they are they love rewards and its a motivation and encouragement to strive to do better and achieve their goals

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the writer felt that teenagers react the way they do because they are teenagers as they tend to often expect rewards in return for their good deeds. examples of this from the text was when the writer's kids were toddlers, they helped to clean the playroom and wanted a cookie in return for their hard labour.

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The writer's reason is to motivate them to do their work by showing them that hard work pays off by giving them rewards. The writer also said that teenagers are still kids and no matter how they will still need words and rewards of encouragement for their hard work.

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Kids love rewards
Rewards tell kids that hard work pays off
Rewards help kids strive for what they want, setting goals and achieving them.

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The teenagers were brought up knowing that a good behavior comes with a reward, as since young,the parents have given them rewards when they did something good,like helping to clean the play room or clean the garage,they get a reward like ice cream or a cookie.Just like how they are older,they also want a reward is they did something good like got an A in math.

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Expecting rewards teaches the children that hard work pays off, ad it helps the children to strive for what they want and set goals to achieve them, so asking for a reward is actually good for the children.

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the writer claims that teenagers love rewards and encouragement and that the rewards teaches kids that their hard work pays off and it helps them strive for what they want and to achieve their goals.

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the public claims that teenagers are self-absorbed, unmotivated, wanting more although they are given a lot and they expect their parents to rescue them when they make mistakes

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They expect rewards for good behaviour , the are self absorbed , they feel the rules dont apply to them, they expect us to rescue them  when they make mistakes

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1they are entitled
2they are unmotivated and self absorbed
3they are lazy
4they expect good rewards

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1. They expect rewards for good behaviour
2. They are totally self-absorbed
3. They feel the rules dont apply on them.
4. They expect adults to rescue them when they make mistakes.

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teenages are entitled they are self absorbed , they expect rewards from good gardes and they feel that the rules do not apply to them

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1) They expect rewards for good behaviour
2) They are self-absorbed
3) They are lazy
4) Feel that rules do not apply to them

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The four claims that the public is making about teenagers is that  they expect rewards for good behaviour,
they're totally self-absorbed， they feel the rules dont apply to them and
they expect us to rescue them when they make mistakes

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What are the 4 claims that the public is making about teenagers?

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1)They expect rewards for good behaviour or good results.
2)They think that the teenagers are totally self-absorbed.
3)They feel that the rules dont apply to them and they are not responsible for that(rebellious and irresponsible)
4)The public thinks that the teenagers expects other people to rescue them when they make mistakes, no wonder so many teens today lack confidence to solve their own mistakes or problems

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the first claim that the public tend to make about teenagers is that teenagers tend to do what they are told only for something in return.
the second claim is that the public tend to make about teenagers is that they are selfish and narcissistic and tend to only think for themselves.
the third claim is that the public find that teenagers are troublemakers that do not follow regulations.
the fourth claim is that teenagers expect help from others to clean up their mistakes.

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The public claims that teenagers are unmotivated, self-absorbed, greedy ( despite everything they've been given, they still want more ), and lazy ( they won't help around the house )

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The four claims are that teenagers always expect rewards for good behavior, they're totally self-absorbed, they feel that the rules don't apply to them, and that they expect their parents to rescue them when they make mistakes.

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1)They expect rewards for good behaviour
2)They're totally self - absorbed
3)They feel the rules don't apply to them
4)They expect parents rescue them when they make mistakes
The public thinks that teenager are the 'me generation' , and only thinks about themselves.
The teenagers are self- centered, selfish, entitled, and narsisistic.

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Teenagers are unmotivated, won't help around the house, are totally self-absorbed, and want more.

Parents are raising bratty, spoiled monsters that can never function in modern society.

Teenagers lack what it takes, are not as smart as previous generations, and lack fortitude and moral value.

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What reason did the writer give to in response to Claim 4: Teens expect us to rescue them when they make mistakes.

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What reason did the writer give to in response to Claim 3: Teenagers feel the rules don't apply to them.

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What reason did the writer give to in response to Claim 2: Teenagers are totally self-absorbed.

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What reason did the writer give to in response to Claim 1: Teenagers expect rewards for good behaviour

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Is the writer speaking for / against teenagers? Explain why you say so.