Center for Teen Flourishing musings: CTF WTF
Mike GMy friend Sean and I have started the Center for Teen Flourishing (CTF) - a Lab for the 3pm to 3am hours.
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~2 Million Internship/Year, 7 Types
In yesterday’s blog, we created a Taxonomy. Seven types of internships.
Now, a natural question. Has any researcher ever published the number of each type, or even the total number of internships?
Not really.
I’m not being cute. Nobody e...
The 7 Kinds of Internships
There are plenty of published explainers about internships. You should read a few!
For example, this blog explains internship versus apprenticeship, co-op, externship, practicum, volunteering.
But I find what’s already published doesn’t q...
Dear Kiddo: Real Talk About Internships
Let’s do a CTF cheer!
What do we want?
Teens doing more IRL, less screen.
When do we want it?
Um, now!
What are the obstacles?
It’s complicated. It’s precisely this friction that fascinates us here at CTF. We wonder things like:...
David Sasaki at AIBM
- I recently sat down with David Sasaki on his podcast, Boys & Men Online for AIBM. You can hear us here.
His podcast hits sports betting, porn, gambling. All the good stuff. In August he testified before a California Assembly committ...
Teen v. Expert v. “Actually Gets Treatment”
You see headlines like this a lot.
What drives this claim?
Okay, well that’s teen self report.
What do clinicians say is the “real” number?
That has puzzled us at CTF. The best data for USA we can find is circa 2004!
UK and Austral...
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