Based on Sean Covey's best-selling book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens.

Using humor and video in addition to related interactive exercises, students laugh when they learn how to better control their lives and build reliable relationships. Seven habits of youth training are a means for educators, managerial personnel and guardians to improve their students' self-confidence and interpersonal skills, improve their student's academic abilities, and shorten school discipline.

Seven habits of efficient teens book - this best seller provides the basis of the concept taught in this course

Participant Guide - This 36 page success guide is full of examples and exercises, and will continue to strengthen the learning process after the workshop. (During the first semester, successful guides can also be included in the school curriculum, please call 1-800-272-6839 for details.)

Seven habits of adolescent impact questionnaire - This questionnaire will help students to examine their effects from their perspective before and after training. It can also be provided upon request.

Sean Covey (son of Stephen) wrote the book "The Seven Habits of Efficient Young People" for Teenagers. This version simplifies seven customs for young readers, so they can better understand them. In September 2006, Sean Covey also announced "The 6 most important decisions you would like: a guide for young people". This guide will focus on important moments of adolescent life and provide advice on how to deal with them.

The author of Steven R. Covey's "Efficient People's Seven Habits" is instructed by my son Sean to an interesting and visually appealing youngster, unlike my book about seven customs I will. (And Sean, I did not think you heard the words I said. This seems to be slight prejudice.

Eight teenage seven customs were the best-selling self-help book of 1998 written by Steven Covey's son, Sean Covey. This book was published through Touchstone Books on October 9, 1998, based on "Efficient People's Seven Habits". In 1999, Covey issued the companion book "Efficient Youth Daily Thinking". The acceptance of this book is positive, and some schools include texts in the curriculum plan. New Straits Times' critics comment that this book was "fun and vividness" and was called "productive reading". AudioFile brings forward positive comments to the audio book, emphasizing the story of Covey. Books based on the "self-help therapy manual" have not been thoroughly tested as part of the treatment plan, but the seven customs of highly effective youth have also been praised by some psychologists.