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Teenage Brains on the Loose

机译:松动的少年大脑

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Most of us encounter teenagers on a regular basis whether they are our own children, students at our schools, or kids on the street. Sometimes they act differently than older people, even if they already look like adults. They may seem noisy, rude, or sullen. Librarians have traditionally put services to teens in the special category of Young Adult (YA), but how does that fit into today's world? Who are these "young adults," and how can libraries provide what they want and need?
机译:我们大多数人都会定期遇到青少年,无论他们是我们自己的孩子,学校的学生还是街头的孩子。有时他们的行为与老年人不同,即使他们已经看起来像成年人一样。它们看起来可能很吵,粗鲁或闷闷不乐。传统上,图书馆员为青少年(YA)这一特殊类别的青少年提供服务,但这种服务如何适应当今世界呢?这些“年轻人”是谁?图书馆如何提供他们想要和需要的东西?

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