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Teen Culture Training 2019 8/9/19 Teen Culture Marissa Carlson, MS, CPS, Executive Director Emma Patenaude, Program Coordinator NH Teen Institute When many adults think of “teen culture”… Video link (PG-13ish, due to some sexual references) 1 8/9/19 “Teen culture” is not monolithic. Is there an “adult culture”? However, today we will take a look at some common shared interests of high school students, regionally & nationally. Origins of Teenagers: Concept & Culture From Jon Savage’s “Teenage: The Creation of Youth 1875-1945” Video Link 2 8/9/19 Google Finds Out Which Brands Teens are Into Video Link Generation Z and the Future of Brands Video Link Why does it matter? “Activities & Hobbies” was the #1 factor identified by U.S. teens in a 2015 survey asking “What helps you to define your identity the most?” #2 answer: Parents Distantly followed by: Friends School/Eduction Church/Religion 3 8/9/19 In a 2018 U.S. study, teens ranked what activities make them happiest: Sleep #1 Exercise & Sports #2 In-person social interaction #3 Volunteer work #4 Going to the movies #5 Religious activities #6 YOUR Teen Culture Discussion Groups In your groups, answer the following questions and record your group’s answers: 1. What were your favorite ways to spend your free time? 2. What were your favorite TV shows that were on during high school? 3. Who were your favorite bands/singers? 4. What/who were your favorite books/authors? 5. What were some of the myths that adults had about teenagers when you were in high school? 6. How were teenagers portrayed in the media at that time? (Positive and/or negative) 4 8/9/19 Social Time Values In 2017 & 2019 TI surveys, 21% and 38% of NH HS students surveyed preferred physical activity (organized sports, hiking, etc.) in their free time. Approx. 57% of all high school students in the U.S. play at least 1 sport. 5 8/9/19 In 2017 & 2019 TI surveys, 32% & 50% preferred to engage in artistic activities in their free time. In the U.S., 37% of high school students participate in school performing arts programs, and 41% indicate frequently attending arts events. In 2015 & 2017 TI surveys, only 5% of NH HS students surveyed preferred to use or be around substances in their free time. In 2019, none of them preferred it. 6 8/9/19 Teens React to Cigarette Commercials Video link Slang Game Show! (Adapted from The New York Times, Slangit.com, & Urban Dictionary: 2017-2019.) 7 8/9/19 100 points extra a. Making a nonsexual situation extra sexual b. A slang term for ecstasy c. A person who is being over-the-top or dramatic 100 points c. extra 8 8/9/19 100 points salty a. Cranky or grumpy b. Dehydrated or hungry c. Hyper or excited 100 points a. cranky or bitter Usually refers to a comment or reaction someone may have, not an overall mood 9 8/9/19 100 points periodt a. Really painful menstrual cycle b. Point proved c. The last sip of a drink 100 points b. Point proved Used when finishing a sentence, analogous to ending with “and that’s final”. 10 8/9/19 200 points tfw a. “That feel when” b. “Twerk for what” c. “To flirt with” 200 points a. “That feel when” While scattered instances of tfw appear in the pages of the message board site 4chan at least as far back as 2011, the term didn't rise to wider usage until 2014, most commonly as “tfw” followed by whatever has prompted the feel that one is feeling. 11 8/9/19 200 points xans 1. Christians 2. Xanax pills 3. Vegans 200 points b. Xanax pills Appears as a lyric in “Tuesday” by iLoveMakonnen, remixed by and featuring Drake. As in “upstairs I got xans in an Advil bottle.” 12 8/9/19 200 points AF a. after b. As f*** c. At first 200 points b. As f*** The AF acronym exaggerates a large amount of something, whether it be tiredness, excitement, sleepiness, boredom, pain, etc. For example, “That pizza was good AF.” 13 8/9/19 300 points gucci a. All good. b. You just made a really expensive mistake. c. Oh, it’s on now. 300 points a. All good “We Gucci”: It’s all good. 14 8/9/19 300 points messy a. Too drunk b. Not showered c. Creating drama 300 points c. Creating drama Referring to someone as messy means that they are someone who’s creating drama or getting involved in other people’s business. 15 8/9/19 300 points GOAT a. Greatest of All Time b. Geek of All Trades c. Gone on A Trip 300 points a. Greatest of All Time e.g. “This training is the GOAT!" 16 8/9/19 300 points tea a. Long Island iced tea b. Terrible, overemotional reaction c. Juicy gossip 300 points c. Juicy gossip With origins in queer black culture, this usage has been popularized through more recent examples of the Kermit Drinking Tea meme and RuPaul’s Drag Race. 17 8/9/19 300 points Receipts a. Reese’s peanut butter cups with percosets hidden in them b. Proof via digital evidence, such as screen shots c. An active group text that’s as long as a CVS receipt 300 points b. Proof via digital evidence, such as screen shots As spilling some tea, you might be asked to show the receipts to prove that your juicy gossip is accurate. 18 8/9/19 Final Round! 150 Points for every correct answer 1. If someone describes you as “woke”, what do they think you are? A. Particularly high B. Particularly aware of cultural or social justice issues C. Particularly broke, even more so than usual 2. You tell a joke, and your date responds, “dead.” They think your joke is: A. Really funny B. Really offensive C. Really old 3. “Mood” could be used to express that something you just read is A. Upsetting B. Modern/current C. Relatable 4. “The end of Avengers: Infinity War had me shook!” I was feeling: A. Shocked & surprised B. Excited & anticipatory C. Weepy & hysterical 19 8/9/19 150 points each Final Round Answers 1: B. Particularly aware of cultural or social justice issues 2: A. Really funny 3: C. Relatable 4: A. Shocked & surprised Bonus! Use “lit” and “fire” in 1 or 2 sentences. 20 8/9/19 How to Speak Gen Z Video Link TV Shows • In the 2017 & 2019 TI surveys, the students surveyed reflected a diverse range of TV interests. • Only one of the NH HS students surveyed in 2019 listed a web series in their top 3 favorite current shows. • Two shows from a platform like Netflix or Amazon were listed as a favorite. •The Dragon Prince •Stranger Things 21 8/9/19 Top shows in Most watched survey shows of 2018 The Dragon Prince American Horror Story Game of Thrones Better Call Saul The Big Bang Theory Bull The Good Doctor Manifest Mayans M.C. NCIS Roseanne Shameless The Sinner This is Us Yellowstone Young Sheldon *TV Guide numbers did not include streaming services like Netflix or Amazon STV VOD= Set Top Box Video on C/M = Computer/Mobile Demand 22 8/9/19 Geek Culture Primer • The Geek Chic societal trend is present in teen culture as well. Frequently mentioned shows include: • Animated shows, e.g. The Dragon Prince • Sci-fi and/or supernatural shows, e.g. Supernatural • Fantasy shows e.g. Games of Thrones Video link Music • NH HS students in the 2019 TI survey reported very divergent musical artists – there was no clear favorite. • Top 3 favorites spanned decades (Celine Dion to Ed Sheeran) and genres (Jason Aldean to Ben Platt) • Responses included 3 of the artists listed on Billboard’s Top 10 Artists in May 2019 1. Lil Nas X 6. Sam Smith 2. Ed Sheeran 7. Taylor Swift 3. Jonas Brothers 8. Khalid 4. Billie Eilish 9. Halsey 5. Post Malone 10. Ariana Grande 23 8/9/19 BTS ”Boy With Luv” video Billie Eilish “Bad Guy” video 24 8/9/19 Post Malone Wow. video The Mountain Goats “Estate Sale Sign” video 25 8/9/19 Books Top 5 new books of 2017-2018, as voted on by youth ages 12-18 in the YALSA Teen Top Ten. Turtles All the Way Down (John Green) It all begins with a fugitive billionaire and the promise of a cash reward. Turtles All the Way Down is about lifelong friendship, the intimacy of an unexpected reunion, Star Wars fan fiction, and tuatara. But at its heart is Aza Holmes, a young woman navigating daily existence within the ever- tightening spiral of her own thoughts. 26 8/9/19 One of Us is Lying (Karen McManus) The Breakfast Club meets Pretty Little Liars, One of Us Is Lying is the story of what happens when five strangers walk into detention and only four walk out alive. Everyone is a suspect, and everyone has something to hide. One of Us is Lying #1 Warcross #1 Warcross (Marie Lu) For the millions who log in every day, Warcross isn’t just a game—it’s a way of life. The obsession started ten years ago and its fan base now spans the globe, some eager to escape from reality and others hoping to make a profit. Struggling to make ends meet, teenage hacker Emika Chen works as a bounty hunter, tracking down players who bet on the game illegally.
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