Jeannine Jannot
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first heard Oct 2021
last heard Oct 2021
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And I think that's it's really that's an important piece in building empathy in our kids, where we're really explicitly walking them through how they're viewing other people and how they believe other people are viewing them.
Yeah, their brain freaks them out too.
So and what's happening there is the thinking part of our brain, the part that's right behind our forehead, is the very last part of the brain to mature.
And I think that's fairly common knowledge now in the general public that that that part of the brain where judgment, attention, focus, concentration, all that stuff doesn't fully mature until late twenties, even early thirties.
And so what's happening then in the adolescent brain is
the emotional brain is fully mature.
It's been fully mature since they were born.
But when you have all the the brain changes that are going on, puberty, all that kind of stuff, the the emotional brain really revs up and
sometimes it just takes off without you know, the the thinking brain just doesn't get shut down and can't put the brakes on it.
So that's when they lash out at us.
Um, they act impulsively and they are as taken aback by that.
as we are sometimes.
And and they'll even I've heard students tell me, you know, I I feel like I'm going crazy when that happens.
So they really do feel out of control.
And it does help them to understand
kind of a temporary hiccup, this is why it's happening, and to have some strategies around when it does happen.
I think parents need that strategy too, of how how do you keep it from getting, you know, too out of control.
So there's been research that looked at
people's brains, the activity in the brain, when you ask them to do something, you know, just do something now.
And so a certain part of our brain lights up when somebody asks you to do something right now.
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