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Trends & Tudes

	Online Youth Around the World (July 2009)
	A Generation of Change in American Public Education (May 2009)
	Keep Up if You Can: Teens Are Taking Cellular Use to New Levels (January 2009)
	From the Playground to PE: A National Pulse of Youth Physical Activity (October 2008)
	Bullying and Harassment in Schools – The Principal’s Perspective (June 2008)
	Social Networking Sites (April 2008)
	The Dog Better Not Eat My Homework! (March 2008)
	Today’s Youth: Understanding Their Importance and Influence (February 2008)
	Back to School--But Who's Ready? (October 2007)
	On Campus and Beyond: College Students Today (August 2007)
	Caught in the Middle: A Look at Middle School Perspectives (June 2007)
	Cyberbullying (April 2007)
	Video Gaming: General and Pathological Use (March 2007)
	Communication Rules (February 2007)
	A New Approach to Tempering Materialism (January 2007)
	Teachers Speak Out on Expectations and Experiences (November 2006)
	Friendships in the Age of Social Networking Websites (October 2006)
	Youth and Mental Health Stigma (September 2006)
	Advertising to Youth: What Youth Want and What Advertisers Need to Know (August 2006)
	Common Cold to Bird Flu: Youth’s misperception of viruses and its potential health impact (July 2006)
	Youth and Reality TV (June 2006)
	Service-Learning and Transitioning to Adulthood (April 2006)
	The Changing Landscape of Youth Relationships (March 2006)
	Campus Learning Environments (February 2006)
	School Climate in America (January 2006)
	What Do The Holidays Mean To Today’s Youth? (December 2005)
	Young People Dealing With a Real-Life Series of Unfortunate Events (November 2005)
	Young People and Religion (October 2005)
	Helping Teachers and Students Thrive During Transitions (September 2005)
	Do America's Youth Support the Iraq War? (August 2005)
	Grandparents, Tweens and Teens: Generations United (July 2005)
	What American Teens and Adults Know About Economics (June 2005)
	Generation M: Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-Year-Olds (May 2005)
	Young Consumers and Cars (April 2005)
	Children’s Reactions to Tragedy (March 2005)
	Are Young Consumers Shopping on the Web? (February 2005)
	How Do High School Students Select a College? (January 2005)
	Improving the Educational Environment in Schools: The Teacher Perspective (December 2004)
	Customers for a Lifetime: Developing Brand Awareness and Affinity with Youth (November 2004)
	Kids and Election 2004 (October 2004)
	Youth and Sports (September 2004)
	Obesity, Nutrition, and Physical Activity (August 2004)
	Marketing In Schools: A Sign Of The Times Or A Necessary Evil? (July 2004)
	Brown vs. Board of Education: Fifty Years Later (June 2004)
	An Examination of School Leadership (May 2004)
	What Does the Youth Marketing Industry Think of Commercialism and Youth? (April 2004)
	Feeling Safe: What Girls Say (March 2004)
	The Market Influence and Power of Youth (February 2004)
	What Do Teenagers Want to Be When They Grow Up? (January 2004)
	The Fountain Of Youth: What Is The Ideal Age To Be? (December 2003)
	Music Downloading and File Sharing Among Teens (November 2003)
	A Brave New Media World (October 2003)
	Back to School: A Time of Emotion and Resolve (September 2003)
	Kid-fluence, the "Nag" Factor and "Pester Power" (August 2003)
	Young People Speak Out on the State of the Union (July 2003)
	Youth Opinions of the 1991 Gulf War Compared to Those of the 2003 Iraq War (June 2003)
	Parents' Changing Role In Tweens' And Teens' Lives (May 2003)
	Kids and Online Privacy (April 2003)
	Exploring the College Experience (March 2003)
	Love and Romance and America's Youth (February 2003)
	What Does it Mean to be a Girl or Boy Today? (January 2003)
	Tis the Season - for Being with Family (December 2002)
	Then (1966) and Now (2002): How Have Teenagers Changed? (November 2002)
	Are America's Schools Customer-Friendly? (October 2002)
	A Changed World: September 11 and America's Youth (September 2002)
	The Family CIO: Teens and Technology (August 2002)
	Physical Activity and Generation Y (July 2002)