Brain Power
Anything Goes
Goals
Family Function
Teenage Wasteland
100
The last part of the brain to develop
What is the frontal lobe
100

Being honest with others even when it's hard demonstrates this

Integrity

100

A "Goal" is

A desired outcome or achievement.

100

Food, Shelter, Clothing & Education

Basic needs

100
How many hours of sleep does a teeneager need?
What is 9 hours 15 minutes
200
Which part of your brain deals with organization and decision making?
What is the frontal lobe
200

The ability to keep going through difficulty

Endurance

200

This major obstacle starts with P and gets in the way of achieving your goals

Procrastination

200

Family members believe in others and themselves

Emotional support

200
The chemical that causes people to become sleepy
What is melatonin
300
Which part of your brain is located on the sides
What is temporal
300

Sharing your point of view without blaming, name-calling or arguing demonstrates important parts of good

Communication

300

How does a Vision Board support goals?

It can act as a clear visual tool & daily reminder of your goals

300

Describe Permissive parenting

not strict, few or no rules, Parent is a "friend", parent is loving and responsive to children's needs/wants

300
This is necessary because it jump starts the brain
What is eating breakfast
400
Which part of your brain coordinates movement and is located in the back?
What is the cerebellum
400

Following through with things that need to be done without being told or asked

Responsibility

400

What is a "Goal Ladder" and what does it help do?

Short term steps within a long term goal. It helps you achieve the Long-term goal. 

400

Members share their hopes & dreams. They reflect on what they think is important.

Values & Goals

400
What communication method are teens really good at - or seem to enjoy
What is debating
500
Which part of your brain is the visual processing center?
What is occipital
500

Describe the difference between self-esteem & self -concept

self-esteem is emotion based and focuses on your traits. Changes regularly

self-concept is identity based and focuses on facts and abilities. More enduring picture of self

500

Name the five parts of this acronym: SMART

Specific

Measureable

Achievable

Realistic

Time-Bound

500

Describe Authoritative parenting

Very strict-rules and expectations. Very loving & responsive. Open dialogue between parent & child

500
The idea that if you "exercise" your brain during the teenage years, it will become stronger, build memory, and work better for you.
What is pruning
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