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Teenagers’ lives are described as varying by location and family resources, with a minority able to afford private education, newer technologies and luxuries.
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Brian Baumgart - Author
A broad introduction to how teenagers’ lives can differ across Mexico, linking place and economic circumstances with education, technology, heritage and traditions.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA broad introduction to how teenagers’ lives can differ across Mexico, linking place and economic circumstances with education, technology, heritage and traditions.
Teenagers’ lives are described as varying by location and family resources, with a minority able to afford private education, newer technologies and luxuries.
Young people are described as finding escape and excitement in celebrating their heritage and traditions.
Discuss whose experiences are represented and whether differences between urban and rural life, or wealthy and poorer families, are presented with enough variety to avoid treating Mexico as one uniform experience.
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