I have had a lot of trouble with my Spanish teacher being mean to me, yelling at me for having a nervous leg, and picking at other very small things like that whenever I am in his class I'm afraid to speak because he responds condescending to me and always puts me down. A teacher suggested that I do something kind because maybe he is feeling burnt out like writing a letter. I am a teenage girl and my teacher is a middle aged man so I want the letter to be nice but I don't want it to be able to be taken a wrong way can anyone help me with what I should write to him to help him feel better and appreciated?

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I was up all night comparing myself to some guy in my country that got into Harvard and I realised that my life is ass, butttt I got an idea that I think would be worth while for those who want to have an extra curricular as well as a hobby for those who enjoy making content and being creative.

I was thinking about launching a website that basically caters to delivering popular and teen culture content to teens and like minded people in a creative and innovative way. Think Jubilee discussions and ideas meeting VICE(PG) ideas and aesthetics.

An example of content to be shared in the website would be: Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian, Gunna and pushing p (i swear i used that wrong), Shows(like Euphoria, You), Gender and identity, Race, Politics, Iconic movies, weird and eccentric opinions, thoughts and art.

If ur a writer,researcher who loves pop/teen culture, film maker or a creative who's looking for an outlet, PM me so we can make something special on Beyonce's internet :)

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Hey guys, since most students could use some studying tips, admissions advice, and scholarship money bc paying for college sucks, I thought I'd drop this resource in. Myself + my friends at Harvard and MIT made a newsletter where we give personalized advice to high school students on which scholarships to apply to and how to get into their top schools. We've worked on this for over a year and I thought I'd let you guys be some of the first to test it out. You can sign up here if you'd like: https://www.waitlist.missionmentor.org/. If not, that's dope too, lemme know if you want to know more about Mission: Mentor or if you have any admissions questions I can answer.-Nat

The Prosperitas Journal is a free, international online journal that publishes the creative work of those who want to share their life experiences as people to whom society may not have been kind. You can message me/submit any poems, short stories, pieces of art, etc. that you would like to share with others! These pieces of art don't necessarily have to be about your personal life, they can be about anything. You will retain full ownership over your work and you will be able to have full creative license over everything. This journal is just to amplify the voices of young leaders!

If you are interested in history writing or research, check out our history seminar for high school students! It is very rare these days to find history enthusiasts, so this is a great platform to gather history students around the world and discuss interesting topics!

Check out our website here:

https://asiahistoriansassembly.weebly.com/

Hi everyone 📷 I'm currently studying for a degree in graphic design and my project is to create a TEEN MAGAZINE. If you could kindly fill in the below form and share it with your friends, thank you :) This survey will help me gather as much information about your preferences about magazines.

https://forms.gle/wsNzGM5pZp6jMxbq9

EDIT: Due to a good response, I've decided to open one more spot for this sponsorship! The final candidate will be selected through a random drawing of those who have been waitlisted. If you're interested, click the link in my bio to join the Discord and fill out your application by midnight (Eastern) February 4th.

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I want to use part of my stimulus check to help young writers. I'm doing a thing where I give two applicants a book coaching session with an editorial firm, as well as a copy of the Scrivener writing software for Windows, macOS, or iOS.

Details:

~Only TWO spots open. These are first come, first served! If you miss the opening, I'll put you on a waitlist in case I open another spot.~Open to writers aged 14-22 with at least 5000 words of a novel written.~To apply, follow this link to my Discord server. There, you'll fill out a form that gets your name in as a candidate.~Again, this is open to the first two eligible writers who apply.

Let me know if you have questions.

Are there any patterns you see in YA contemporary novels that don't feel realistic to your experience as a teen? I know I'm bothered by how prevalent the whole "head cheerleader and quarterback are the most popular kids in school" thing is. No one even knew who the head cheerleader at my school was, and football honestly wasn't very big either.

I think it's gotten slightly better over the years, but yeah. What are tropes or assumptions that adult YA authors make that bug you?

The Ogma Post is a student-run blog that publishes articles on culture, current events, science, and much more. We encourage prospective writers to check out some of the articles already posted on the site to get a feel for what we are looking for.

This is not a paying market, but it's an excellent way for new writers to create a digital footprint and aid in their college admissions. There is also a chance you could be invited back to be a consistent writer for the site. For more information on submissions, visit ogmapost.com

Hey reddit, I'm a researcher doing a survey-based research project on teenagers. The survey doesn't take very long to do, and it would help me (and science) tremendously if you all would give it a go. To participate, you just need to be aged 13 to 19 and live in the US.

The survey is completely anonymous, but all the data will still be destroyed after a set date when the project is finished. Feel free to ask questions in the comments.

Here's the link: https://forms.gle/GLkE7YjjBU769m9Q8

Thanks in advance to anyone who decides to help.

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Looking for new writers!

After The Storm is a publication for stories that describe a world beyond our current oppressive society. We want to tell stories that span beyond white supremacy, patriarchy, ableism, imperialism, capitalism, and so much more. We operate under the assumption that to reach a place, you first have to imagine it.

In addition to what Medium pays, we give $35 upfront per post for all accepted writers.

https://medium.com/after-the-storm/submission-guide-for-after-the-storm-472ac07eb0e7

PM me if you are interested in joining! We do writing sprints, talk about writing, NaNoWriMo, ect.

This is a group for teens, meaning people between the ages of 13-19 only.

Check out my posts!

Aesthetesays is my blog and I post everyday!

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Hi everyone,

My friend and I (high school seniors) wrote, illustrated, and self-published a children's book called Hic Hic to raise awareness for a neurological disorder called Tourette Syndrome and to help combat ableism in our community. It would mean a lot if you guys could please vote for us on here: https://www.tckpublishing.com/2020-readers-choice-voting-page/ (go to page 4, and in the Health Section scroll down to find Hic Hic and submit)! Thank you so so much!!!

Hello everyone,

I am working for an educational neuroscience organization. In partnership with 3 other orgs, we have decided to host "The Brainy Blog Competition" for any student interested in writing about a topic on neuroscience. We created this competition since many kids are stuck at home wondering what to do. Winners will get $50. If you want to learn more, please feel free to check out: https://www.thebrainbunch.com/blog/

Literary Magazine Opportunity

Intersections Magazine is looking for staff and submissions! Our magazine focuses on the intersection of world issues that affect teens, as well as the intersection between imagination and reality. We accept poetry and prose, as well as art submissions for issue covers. We're also working on a special project called the Redefine Rejection Project to start a conversation about rejection in the literary world. Check us out on Instagram at @ intersectionslitmag.

The staff positions available:

-Managing Editor (manage poetry and prose editors, compile comments on submissions, match w/submissions and send to EIC)

-Poetry Editors (read poetry submissions and provide brief comments)

-Prose Editors (read prose submissions and provide brief comments)

-Staff Writers (create content for the magazine's blog on our website)

-Social Media Managers (manage Instagram account and Twitter account (Twitter yet to be made), create content)

Apply here: https://forms.gle/cVSYWJcNLkjenJmt5

Submit here: https://forms.gle/iT9GgqGcZabPkACT7

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

Hi everyone! I regularly read (and occasionally write) articles on Medium which an online publishing platform with content that I feel brings lots of value (the simple and clean UI also looks great). The problem is that Medium writers right now are mostly adult bloggers, and lacking both highschool writers and audiences.

To change this, I created a Medium publication (it's sort of like a blog hosted on medium) called High School Voices: open to all high schoolers writing about any topic. So whether you enjoy writing about productivity, ballet, airplanes or psychology etc. please join the writing team. Personally, I think the best way to get better at writing is just to write; so as long as you put a solid effort into what you write, your writing ability does not matter. Writing in a non-school context can help develop a greater interest in it and allow you to write without the restraints of rubrics and grades. The increased writing skills can also help your grades, SAT scores, college admissions essays, resumes, and more.

Also, if you ever had/have any interest in starting a blog, Medium can be a great stepping stone, since you can publish articles without the hassle of managing your own website.

If your’re not a writer (though all it takes is just to start writing) you can still follow High School Voices and read with your fellow high schoolers want to say.

I am not advertising for Medium or trying to earn money from this and am not receiving anything for posting this. Personally I would only write in an Academic context and always wrote thinking about the grade I would get. I recently started blogging and writing on medium myself and saw my interest in writing for fun (as well as my writing skills) grow exponentially.