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Support for Combating Delinquency (Part II)

Published January 4, 2026, 12:16
Support for Combating Delinquency (Part II)

The article addresses the conflicting priority between the Cyprus issue and tackling delinquency in schools. Despite the optimism sparked by Erhurman's election, the ME teachers' union highlights a serious problem of delinquency linked to drugs, bullying, and violence. The author emphasizes the need to focus on the new generation, as they are the hope for the country's future. The first part of the study analyzed the physical, intellectual, and emotional changes experienced by adolescents. The article stresses the importance of leveraging technology to develop holistic thinking and guiding adolescents in addressing the problems they face. The experience of the modern world influences the spiritual and moral life of young people, making guidance essential. A critical area of guidance is career choice and the future role of adolescents in society. It is important to inform them about potential employment opportunities and the prospects available to them. Emotional instability and a variety of interests are common characteristics of adolescence, leading to mood swings and isolation. The author emphasizes that the need for personal identity is fundamental for adolescents and that the role of parents and teachers is to provide love and affection, which are essential components for the healthy development of young people. Providing support and understanding is vital to help adolescents cope with life's challenges and develop self-confidence.