You are standing in front of a classroom full of teens. Most of the teens look you over like a new piece of furniture, wondering how well you'll fit in the room. Inevitably there is at least one student whose body language says it all. We all know him. The student that sits in the back of the class,...

Until teens have the opportunity to interact with the subject, they will not own the material. Inviting questions and engaging dialogue is the most powerful method of persuading teens.It was the last day of a three-day presentation. The venue was one of the more liberal high schools. A particular st...