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Teenage Turmoil

Teenage Turmoil

By Alexis EDGAR

Senior Kurt Woodward goes to school at around 7:30 he pulled the door jeans and the plaid jacket he had just bought at the store on weekends. His compliments her dress mirrored sunglasses, a guitar emblazoned slip-ons, unkempt hair, and again increased facial hair. It is an indie "Kid".

"I dress the part," Woodward continued saying, "how we [business] is a dress suit for the role we play ... we could be the bad boy, good girl, the nerd, or socially excluded, who dresses like a rocker.

Kurt is seen strutting around campus with a single folder, a Les Paul attached to his back, a pencil behind the ear, and a paperback book folded in his back pocket, he plays the role of the misunderstood outcast who lives for his music, but it goes without saying that is an intelligent person, like rare passers-by the vision that he carries the book is actually Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka.

Kurt is only one majorities of adolescents was buried in identifying overly critical stereotyped teenagers.

There are the "bad boys" that all girls should stay away from, even down anyway without taking into account the concept of parents' afterthoughts.

Then there are the "good girls" you know who say "yes ma'am" and "No, sir" and sit in their clothes Swank, legs crossed.

Your typical nerd is classified as common bookworm with a twist in the fashion social sense, the high-water jeans, shirt, UPS laces, glasses and a pocket protector. Many teens can spot a nerd "" a mile away, each Once a book report or project to be done, but is otherwise invisible.

Speaking of invisibility, we are left with excluded, "the rocker" / "emo" / "indie kid" who operate mainly based on their musical tastes, but are often poorly understood and have the ability, unlike most teenagers, to see the big picture.

Although most people consider themselves non-judgmental or bias, the truth is that everyone is a victim of stereotyping and we are the ones to create them first. Many adults do not consider not the observations of colleagues and disapproval, but adolescents do and stereotypes that further induces the cycle.

Kurt, unfortunately, is a victim in the war of perception and the "normality" However, he is not alone. Many children everywhere are stereotyped as Kurt was, thus deciding the popularity or status, if you will, in the school.

Reading this, one wonders if the popularity means nothing.

"People knowing your name in school is absolutely no difference, because once you step out into the world, you begin" Ms. Mary Ellen Ashby, a spectator neighborhood.

While all that has been previously said is true, we must look at the child's point of view. The school, high school in particular, is perceived by children as a social gathering of sorts. From a child attending school high school, popularity is important because it determines where you are sitting at lunch, so you click the fall in which you go to the ball with the popularity is a vital organ for students.

Group picture of high school students as a whole, they constitute a body, literally. Popularity body decides what you are and how you help your body and your skills.

Now that the level of popularity has been acquired, there is a tolerance minimum merge, unless it is a matter only to say the nerds who are paid to do its work.

These tears stereotypes Apart from the friendships that were long term, until high school.

Unfortunately, this is unavoidable because that stereotypes teenage friendships be put in force between "your kind" among the cliques. Very few children to break barriers social discrimination, and even fewer do it successfully.

The way to break the once thought indestructible barricade is through a universal language. Many assume English is or should be, the universal language, however, not all cultures know the English language. Even if English is not the universal language, it still exists, and it does in the lives of everyone regardless of the language they speak music. Music is a dramatic part of each culture, it does not matter if you're Hispanic, Asian, Caucasian, or if you are an immigrant because music is universal-music sends messages the public in all cultures.

If more musicians who are former high school students took the time to compose a song / album on tolerance and to combat stereotypes of high school, then there would be less damage to the already unstable psyche of children of secondary school.

Children, especially those of high school, to enjoy music a lot.

A young girl enthusiastic "good" and senior at Charter Oak High School, Vanessa Crockett expressed: "Music is my life. I live, eat and breathe music. "

Therefore, tolerance and messages Anti-stereotypes should be implemented in the obsessive culture of today.

"Honestly, if Snow Patrol or Avenged Sevenfold performed songs that prove [these stereotypes] is false, then people are more likely to listen ... I know I would, " commented Frankie McMillan, a sophomore at San Dimas High School.

In short: the stereotypes are commonplace in the lives of school students and must still be contained. However, with the change of music is possible with music stereotypes could cease to exist, which could reduce violence in schools, in that while most fights in high school are conducted between individuals belonging to different clans.

About the Author

I am a rising journalist with much to learn yet much to give to the journalism field. I want to travel all around the world writing articles to expose the reality of potentially hazardous situations that are convieniently overlooked. Changing the world can only be done by those who feel they can make a difference-I feel I can make a difference through my writing, and I intend to.

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