Female teens are known to deal with issues such as self-image and attitude problems. For this reason it’s important for schools to bring a different perspective, that of which can only come from another woman. Schools should consider inviting a youth motivational female speaker for teens. These speakers can address issues that female teens deal with and provide practical solutions and tips to help them get through their adolescent years.
One of the top female youth speakers in the country is Jessie Funk. If you’ve never heard of Jessie, do yourself the favor of watching this powerful video clip below:
A speaker is only around students for half a day at most but that time can be priceless in the lives of teens. A motivational speech can stand the test of time for some students who just needed a little encouragement. Since most speakers talk about struggles they had to overcome, teens can relate to keep pressing on. For most teens, speakers bring a breath of fresh air, a new perspective, and for some a speech can be the wake-up call they needed.
Many teenage students have a problem with authority and so they tend to have attitudes towards their parents and teachers. They don’t want somebody else to tell them what to do, even if it’s beneficial to them. So when a speaker comes to a school and inspires them to respect their elders and to excel at school, they walk away from school assemblies encouraged to perform well at school. Many students have apologized to their parents and teachers after listening to a speaker because they finally saw that their attitudes have affected their relationships.
Female speakers are not the only one’s that inspire, male teen speakers can also make a huge difference regardless of the student population. It’s always best to take your student body demographics into account when hiring a speaker to speak at your school assemblies. Consider asking students to bring a list of speakers to the school’s event planner as teens know which speakers can relate to students. Whether female or male, invite a motivational speaker for youth to your school this year.
