Mean Girls

Mean Girls
How to Stand Up to Your Inner Mean Girl
by
Amy Ahlers
"This will never work out for you, you know that, right?" "You don't deserve it." "Who do you think you are?" Recognize that voice? It's the voice of your Inner Mean Girl. She's negative. She's catty. She's judgmental. She compares your worst to everyone else's best. In her eyes, you lose every time. Stop letting your Inner Mean Girl run the show! Try the three steps below to stand up to your Inner Mean Girl once and for all.
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id=3267383 - Nov 14, 2009
Mean Girls (Movie Review)
by
Britt Gillette
One of the funniest films of 2004, Mean Girls ranks among some of the best high school comedies of all time...
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id=152121 - Feb 25, 2006
Mean Girls + the Teen Brain
Decision Making!
by
Iris Fanning
Any parent of a teenager knows that your teen can be perfectly responsible and caring one day and the next day seem oblivious. Come learn about the latest brain research set in simple terms that will help you understand your teen. Also, learn about how to work with the "Mean Girl" situation in your teens school.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Mean-Girls-+-the-Teen-Brain-and-Decision-Making!
id=677319 - Aug 06, 2007
Mean Girls Game Review
by
Ruff Bismonte
As part of Legacy Interactive's efforts to base casual games from Paramount's three most successful films, the Mean Girls game takes center stage as the second game of the series. This time around, you're off to play naughty or nice in a match-3 battle game play much resembling the famous Puzzle Quest game. But instead of monsters and ghouls, you're up against the student body of North Shore High School.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Mean-Girls-Game-Review
id=2074382 - Mar 07, 2009
Mean Girls: Understanding the Two Sides of Bullying
by
Mabelle Sese
The minute that they enrol their kids for school, the one thing that most parents dread is bullying. This occurs when one child acts aggressively towards another - and it can be physical, over the Internet, verbal, social or emotional bullying. No parent would want his or her child to go through the traumatic experience of being bullied, so you need to recognize the early signs of it.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Mean-Girls:-Understanding-the-Two-Sides-of-Bullying
id=7509105 - Feb 15, 2013
Best Mean Girl Quotes - But Did She Really Say That?
by
Tess Ryan
Some mean girls say mean things. Others girls presumably say things and, in the public eye, become perceived as mean girls. Either way it is of little consequence.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Best-Mean-Girl-Quotes---But-Did-She-Really-Say-That?
id=7760155 - Jun 10, 2013
Mean Girls - What Parents Can Do When BFF's Become Enemies
by
Susan Fee
One day your daughter and her friend are buddies, the next day they aren't talking. Your daughter may be confused, devastated, and emotional. What should parents do? A counselor specializing in relational aggression tells parents exactly what to say and what to avoid.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Mean-Girls---What-Parents-Can-Do-When-BFFs-Become-Enemies
id=1135405 - Apr 25, 2008
Mean Girls and Rude Boys
by
Terri Akman
I don't know what happens between ages 3 and 6, but something within some children's personalities goes horribly wrong. I have taught 3 and 4 year olds who were the sweetest, kindest, most generous souls. I could only imagine glowing futures for these angels who I was proud to teach, observe, and nurture for a short time in their lives.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Mean-Girls-and-Rude-Boys
id=4244306 - May 06, 2010
Mean Girls - A Teen Girl Spectacular Movie
by
Isis T Hall
Cady was home schooled. Her parents are research zoologists in Africa. Her family just moved back to the Unites States, which means that Cady is attending high school for the first time.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Mean-Girls---A-Teen-Girl-Spectacular-Movie
id=4960957 - Aug 31, 2010
10 Tips to Help Your Kid Survive Mean Girls Or Guys
by
Annie Fox
Sadly, friendship issues, including teasing, bullying and shunning are rampant in today's schools. As parents we suffer when our kids are suffering from physical or emotional pain, but what can we do to really help our children, tweens or teens survive a being targeted by mean kids? These tips will provide fuel for your child's resilience.
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