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Why do many teens feel the need to belong to a group?

How can Gardner's multiple intelligences be used by schools to help teens match their interests with their abilities?

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Why do many teens feel the need to belong to a group?

Teens tend to belong to a group to socialize and boost confidence. Groups are generally church groups, sporting groups or hobby ...

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