In this guide, Feinstein (educational psychology and adolescent development, Augustana College) explains the biological and neurological changes occurring in the teenage brain, to help educators understand teens and improve their teaching. It contains research-based instructional strategies that are organized around key issues facing adolescents, including academics, and emotional, social, and physical well-being. Issues relate to gender, test-taking, communication, classroom management, self-esteem, sleep patterns, and peer pressure, for instance. This edition contains information on technology and the brain, mirror neurons, teens with ADHD, steroid use, and violence and aggression. An educator's book club guide has been added. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)