Often a teenager lacks communication. The teenager plunges into himself in order to better understand his aspirations, desires and the world around him. He's growing up. And at this difficult stage in life, he needs to communicate with peers. A teenager can communicate both in real and in virtual space.
Necessary
- School;
- Circle of acquaintances;
- Internet connected device;
Instructions
Step 1
Communication at school. A teenager can make friends with the same interests at school. For example, enroll in a circle or section and find like-minded people. Even if a teenager is an outcast in his class, then there is a high probability that the same "white crows" are in other classes. You can get to know them and try to make friends.
Step 2
Communication with peers outside of school. For example, with cousins and second cousins. Similar in spirit peers can also be found among neighbors, family friends. The main thing is not to hesitate to come up and talk about a simple topic. If you don't like a person, you can just walk away and no longer communicate with him.
Step 3
Internet communication. Social networks, for example, Vkontakte, Facebook, Twitter, make it possible to communicate according to interests. You can also register in thematic forums and find like-minded people. Forums can be found from the search box by entering the names of your hobbies and interests, for example "Photography", "Computer games".
Step 4
There is also a means of communication via a smartphone - WhatsApp. Here you can add acquaintances to your contacts. You can join groups and chat. For shy teens, this is a great substitute for simple phone calls. WhatsApp works over the Internet, so it's better to choose an unlimited plan for your phone.
