Teenagers grow quickly and they need to adjust to a variety of changes in self, family expectations, school/ colleges, social circles and environment. At the same time, they also need to prepare for their careers and the path they want to walk on. This requires them to become responsible for themselves.
They have a variety of things to deal with and it gives rise to a lot of questions they keep seeking answers and find themselves getting into an ambiguous state with lots of answers and options thrown to them and sometimes that become overwhelming to handle.
Should one focus on short term goal or long term goal?
How to take decision when you are confused?
How to deal with criticism/ How to handle criticism in a positive manner? How to be confident?
Should teens spend time learning soft skills/behavioural capabilities?
All these are issues that affect Teens and by a structured, gamified platform helping them see clarity, #YanchaTeens paves the way for constructive thinking in the young minds.
A Pertinent Question
Yancha Teens is the only framework that caters to the behavioural development that teenagers require and couples it with Career choices. It is aligned to the Yancha Kids program and the Future skills as identified by WEF.
In today’s rapidly changing fast, complex and volatile and uncertain times if nurtured behaviourally - is where success and failure is defined.
Mindset being more powerful than skillset and the role of a mindset in shaping an Individuals actions as well as his / her impact and future success is getting reiterated every now and then.
Other than the technical knowledge and skillset which is a given in today’s information age, the other top skills for success puts focus on behavior development– making this of utmost important to succeed in future.
Source: World Economic Forum Top 10 Skills of 2025
Good relations between parents and adolescents lessen the likelihood that teens will exhibit extreme erratic behaviours.
Such behaviors have been well-studied and are regularly found associated with the quality of the parent youth relationship.
A study of more than 12,000 teenagers found a link between positive parent-child relationships and fewer violent behaviors.
Similarly, another study found that teens with positive relations with their Parents are less likely to be delinquent (failing in ones duties or commit crimes). This association is mediated by greater parental awareness about the adolescent, more supportiveness, and stronger family routines.
Several studies have found that positive relationships or connectedness between parents and adolescents are to avoidance or lower linked use of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs.
Understand the perspective from which the thoughts are coming
Keeping an open and unbiased view, Discuss on the thoughts being exchanged
Be involved in Creating the desired situation
Regulate & Monitor necessary resources to move towards the desired situation
Behavioural development can help the TEEN face the real world, social challenges etc. and overcome any roadblocks with confidence, rather than getting overwhelmed by them.
These are pursued for developing the Teens through the Yancha Teens intervention. This is how the RAPID model develops the responsibility. Once a deeper understanding is developed and the thoughts unshackled, you will quickly see the youngster gallop towards performance. Of course the environment at home has to be made conducive for the new thought processes to flourish
Guidance for Parents to Evolve in 9 steps
The Yancha Teens suite of Programs can be delivered in an online or in-person mode. These can be done for the Teenager, Schools, Colleges, Corporates and Families.
Career Choice Report. Generate Career Choices based on behavioral preferences.
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Want to have your own private chat. Book your time slot and discuss with certified Yancha Guides on the way to raise your child to reach full potential.
Be surprised at the outcomes when you have a responsible individual at home – who is striving towards academic excellence – making the right decisions – and clear choices.
Yancha is a Japanese word which means a naughty, mischievous and unmanageable child. These are also the behaviours that are seemingly difficult to manage, and which if channelized well can bring up a very responsible youngster. We believe that a child is like a play doh or a seed - and it's the responsibility of the parents to provide the environment to bring up the child, and that in turn shapes the child over years.
The way that you respond to your child's behavior has a profound effect on how they act in the future. They look up to you, not only to tell them how to behave, but also to teach them by example. Reacting too strongly (or not strongly enough) to disobedience (misbehavior) can lead to repeated issues which can last indefinitely. Consider the following information to correct your child's behavior and remain a positive influence at the same time. Read more...