Teaching Teens

By: Elmer Towns

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

So you are a youth leader. Congratulations! Do you feel comfortable as you face and carry out, your responsibilities? Are there times that you are a bit puzzled how to proceed or how to organize yow- work? Are you ever overwhelmed with your- work? We do not guarantee that this book will solve all your problems. But we are certain it will help you. This book comes from the pen and experience of one who is in the same work as you. He annually, and semi-annually, daily, and often minute after minute faces the same situations as you do, and is confronted by the same problems which face you. He has been thoroughly trained to deal with them and has had many years of experience in solving them. In this book he shares the fruit of this training and experience with you. Take a look at the headings of these chapters. You are sure to find your question or problem listed in these titles: 1. Having a Purpose 2. Knowing the Pupil 3. Following Good Principles 4. Careful Planning 5. Organizing the Program 6. Embracing Procedure 7. Interesting Presentation 8. Encouraging Pupil Participation 9. Guiding through Problems 10. Adequate Promotion 11. Proof of the Pudding The things mentioned in this handbook should help you to be well-equipped. By observing the easy steps set down in the pages of this book you can, by the grace of God, become a successful youth leader. Perhaps you are a director of youth work or a teacher of youth workers. Place thjs book in the hands of every one of your youth leaders. This book will serve admirably as a guide for class discussion. Its price is no barrier to quantity purchase. The use of this book is certain to reflect itself in more confident and more effective youth leaders, in more constructive youth work, and happier teen-agers.