communication Archives ⋆ The Teenager Today

Young woman holding vintage radio and young man listening to music on headphones

Events

Viva la Radio!

12th February 202214th February 2022 Noel Keymer communication, media, radio, World Radio Day

All of us listen to the radio and take it for granted, but when did radio first start and who invented it?

Teen Space

7 ways to have your voice heard

18th November 2021 Dr Shefali Batra communication, public speaking

Speaking publicly in front of people is important; and small simple techniques can make you shine with or without the spotlight on you.

Life Lessons

Your words are powerful; use them wisely!

3rd November 202122nd November 2021 Denny Joseph communication, words

We must discipline ourselves to speak in a way that conveys respect, gentleness and humility.

Two young women talking animatedly with gestures

Features

“How” matters as much as the “what”

27th February 202119th February 2021 Annapoorani Barani communication

There is always a difference between what you say and how you say something. Even if what you want to say is legit, the way in which you communicate it can alter the way it will be perceived.

Features

12 tips for effective communication

28th November 201928th November 2019 Dr Lucy Gabriel Chattopadhyay communication, life skill

Communication is a door to financial wealth, loving relationships, and all that is good in life. It is the most talked-about and least understood area of human behaviour.

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Every issue is inspiring and challenging

The Teenager Today is one of the best magazines I have ever read. Every issue is inspiring and challenging and carries a valuable message. I have improved my vocabulary and my communication skills, too. Nowadays, most of our youth are not able to discern their thoughts and feelings, but through the Youth Counselling column many are growing in their maturity and improving their self-esteem.

P. Moses

Andhra Pradesh

TTT will enhance its rapport with teenagers

I just finished my first issue of The Teenager Today. The Cover Stories, Life Lessons, Opinions, Features and Wired columns all caught my attention. They are stimulating and serve as an excellent window into fresh infotainment of choices and possibilities. With its relevant articles, TTT will enhance its rapport with teenagers and play a vital role in the transformation of our youth.

Charis Xavier

Thiruvananthapuram

Very creative and helpful

I read The Teenager Today for the first time and found it very creative and helpful. The topics in the magazine help the youth grow in general knowledge and have the potential to motivate them to go forward in life. I feel privileged to be a part of The Teenager Today family. I can’t wait to read the next issue. Thank you, TTT, for your creative inputs in all your issues.

Pilat

Udalguri, Assam

My motivations and inspirations are re-ignited

It is very inspiring to know that the youth not only read The Teenager Today but also write poems, articles, stories, etc. My motivations and inspirations are re-ignited when I read Poets & Poetry, Short Stories and Youth Counselling. I appreciate the editorial team for its hard work, and I hope that it keeps adding feathers to its cap.

John Samuel

Bengaluru

The mag has become very important to me

My school, Agragami Convent School CBSE, Mhasala, Wardha, subscribes to The Teenager Today every month. It is very interesting to read the magazine and the Life Lessons articles are very helpful for me. The magazine has become very important to me because of its motivating topics.

Eishaan Prashant Joshi (14)

Wardha, Maharashtra

I have fallen in love with TTT

The first impression is the best impression. This is true for me after reading The Teenager Today. I have fallen in love with it. It is that one magazine that has a mix of everything: Life Lessons, Music, Poems, Photo Pik, etc. I’m sure that The Teenager Today is helping many people; I can say I am also one of them.

Merinth

Thiruvananthapuram