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The author identifies growing up as dependent on social experiences, what else contributes to
growing up? Do you think the Internet can help teenagers through the confusing process of
growing up? If so, in what ways? Cite evidence from this text, your own experience, and other
literature, art, or history in your answer.

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According to the author, facing challenges is what most contributes to personal growth.

How can the internet help teenagers in the growth process?

  • Presenting discussions of appropriate and inappropriate behavior.
  • Allowing the location of environments of interest to the teenager.
  • Allowing contact with people who have interests in common with the teenager.

Although the author recognizes that the internet allows teenagers to create a social circle faster and more effectively, he does not consider this relevant to personal growth.

This is because the author states that social interaction and the challenges that community life promotes are what encourage personal growth, mainly because on the internet, teenagers can create a version of themselves that does not exist, but in real life, growth must be palpable and identified by the community.

This question is about the article "What Adolescents Miss When We Let Them Grow Up in Cyberspace."

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