Graduate of the Graduate School of Social Studies at National Taiwan University, with a Master’s and Ph.D. in Early Childhood Education from the University of Oregon, specializing in early childhood cognitive development and parenting education. In 1991, she founded Parent-Child Paradise, a volunteer program to answer Chinese parents’ questions about parenting. In recent years, she has been invited to give talks, lead book clubs, and conduct parenting classes at various locations in the Bay Area.
– What are the major developmental goals of adolescence?
– Why are teenagers impulsive?
– What are the physical and psychological changes that occur during adolescence?
– What atypical changes need special attention?
– What are some ways to improve and maintain communication?
Shu-ling Chen, PhD – What’s Up With Them?: Your Adolescent Children
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