J-B's Informed Opinion

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that teenagers' lives have been severely disrupted by this virus. Despite this turmoil, teens must somehow form a self-identity as they follow their pathway into their future life.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students should take in the reality of how life changing this virus has become for them. He encourages them to make the necessary adaptations to their chosen pathway into their future life and not give up on their dream.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students might take a moment, under the grip of this virus and during this unprecedented election season, to reflect upon their environmental observations so far this year.

Joe Brown's informed opinion is that high school students can't let this virus stop their progress. They must make a way to move forward, for themselves, even when there seems to be no way. They must recommit to their dreams of their life in the future and re-think their goals as they continue following their chosen pathway.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that 15, 16, 17, and 18-year-olds must realize that the pathway that they follow into their future life is pre-determined by their environment of origin. They must be motivated, by the dreams that they have of what their future life might be, to set goals and modify their current pathway in order to achieve these goals that they have set for themselves.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students have the skillset that they need in order to overcome the distractions that this virus has  placed in the way as they attempt to follow their chosen pathway into their future life.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students must acknowledge that they have been severely affected by this virus. They must adjust to this new environment, modify their pathway into their future life and continue to follow their chosen pathway while trusting that their effort to do so is worth it.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that if high school students are not yet in some sort of school, they need to sound the alarm so that someone makes an effort to help them get back into school. Students should acknowledge that their lives have changed and they need to take time to re-assess their goals for their future life in order to keep their motivation high.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that high school students must recognize the pathway that they are currently following as they live through their life-arc. They must determine whether or not their current pathway will lead them into the future life that they wish to live. They must determine, for themselves, how they must modify their current pathway in order to have it lead to the life that they imagine themselves living.

Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that now is the time for all of us, especially high school students, to take stock of our lives. This virus has presented an historic event that has changed our lives forever. We must modify our individual pathway as we continue to traverse our life-arc.