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Tip for parents: Teens don’t always want to attend family events. But knowing how to relate to family is the start of being able to work with all kinds of people. And interacting with family members can reinforce what your teen is learning. Example: What were the 1950s really like? Grandparents may have stories to tell, and your teen can learn more about the history he or she has studied by hearing from people who were actually there. Learn more at niswc/30fWC010118

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