Employment of teenagers in
Russia
Teenagers
nowadays need to have some pocket money for their small current
costs. Parents encourage teens by giving them pocket money for
successful studying at school or for household chores. Basically,
teenagers spend their money on sweets, computer games, clothes,
accessories, alcohol and sigarettes. Some of them save up money for
something substantial and
expensive.
Russian
teens in comparison with
British
Relations
between parents and teenagers in Russia and the UK are different.
This can be explained to customs and traditions of education.
Russian teenager is under the constant care of his parents, but in
Britain teenager is more independent and
separate.
Another
serious problem in Russia is reluctance of teenagers to learn,
while in the UK student is interested in obtaining sound knowledge
and further education.
Teenagers
in the UK don't face with such a problem of lack of pocket money,
because they can easily apply for a job. But in Russia teenagers
are mostly dependent on their
parents.
How
Russian teenagers deal with their
problems
The
Russian teenagers are largely dependent on their parents and can
always rely on their support. At school students are mostly more
friendly then British because there is no social division into
losers and machos, so its easily to make new friends in Russia.
Because of this support from so many loving people, teenager can
share his problems and get some helpful
advice.
What do
we really know about teenage
problems
While
doing the research on the Internet, I suddenly came up with an idea
to ask my Russian schoolmates and teachers about what they think
about teens' problems in the UK. 37 people in my school were asked
(5 teachers, 30 students, 2 parents). I also attracted to my
research some people from social network
“Vkontakte”.
I asked
them about in what country the indicatir of bad behaviour is
higher; the UK or Russia, what are the reasons of teen loneliness,
how to stop feeling lonely, why is it important to have good
relationships with classmates. The majority of my classmates think
that the indicator of bad behaviour is higher in Russia. 20 out of
30 people in Russia can call the right reasons of teen loneliness
and say how to stop feeling lonely. Most of Russian students cannot
give the right answer on a question why is it important to have
good relationship with classmates. There is a many small percent of
students who already have work in
Russia.
According
to my internet research, 91.7% of respondents already know what
does the generation gap mean and 92% can say the reasons of taking
drugs among teenagers. 70% know the most popular jobs for teens in
the UK, but 30% are wrong. 19.4% of teenagers are going to go into
politics.