Teenagers have a pure heart and a passionate spirit. They live in the most sensitive and critical period of their lives and need guidance, support and empathy.

A teenager is a newly matured seedling that needs caring and open-minded gardening to protect it from pests and accidents. Valuing teenagers and trying to educate and guide them is undoubtedly one of the obvious signs of the cultural development of a society.

Contrary to what some people think, education in general is a very difficult task, especially the education and guidance of teenagers has many complexities and subtle points. Perhaps the wise words of Kant, a well-known German thinker and philosopher, have done the right thing in this context, where he says: There are two tasks that no other task can achieve in difficulty, kingdom and education.

Human education is a difficult task because he is a complex and great being. The complexities of the human spirit are such that it is not possible to simply put his behavior under a specific rule and be satisfied with it.

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