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 \nFirst,get your emotions under control.It'snormal to feel upset that your teen is hurting.But acollege rejection letter doesn't mean that your teenisn't a good student or that her future is injeopardy.  \nNext,give your teen time to get over the shock.She might not want to talk right away—and that'sOK.Wait until she's ready and then help your teen:  \n·Accept that rejection hurts.It's reasonable foryour teen to feel Parents can help teens recoverfrom college rejection letters like the rejection ispersonal.But remind her that many schools areoverwhelmed by the number of qualified studentsthey must turn away,simply because they don'thave enough space.  \n·Put it into perspective.What did your teen hopeto accomplish at this particular school?Chancesare good that there are other schools with similarprograms.  \n·Change direction.Help your teen think aboutwhat's next.Is she still waiting to hear from othercolleges?Could she take classes at a localcommunity college and reapply to her dreamschool next year?Work together to come up withan alternate plan—and take action.  \nLos Padres iAún Hacen laDiferencia!  \nLos padres pueden ayudar a superaruna carta de rechazo de la universidad  \nSolicitar admisión a la universidad requiere demucho trabajo.Lamentablemente,es probableque su joven no reciba una oferta de admisión a launiversidad a la que anhela asistir.Qué deberiahacer usted?  \nPrimero,controle usted mismo sus emociones.Es normal que se sienta molesto porque su hijoestá sufriendo.Pero una carta de rechazo nosignifica que su joven no sea un buen estudiante,o que su futuro corra peligro.  \nLuego,dele a su hijo el tiempo necesario parasobreponerse al golpe.Tal vez no quiera hablar alrespecto inmediatamente,y no hay problema.Espere hasta que él esté listo y luego ayúdelo a:  \n·Aceptar que el rechazo duele.Es razonableque su hijo sienta recuérdele que muchasinstituciones están completamente abrumadas porel número de estudiantes cualificados que debenrechazar simplemente porque no tienensuficientes cupos para todos.  \n·Ver la situación bajo la perspectiva adecuada.iQué pensaba lograr su hijo en esta universidad?Es muy probable que haya otras instituciones conprogramas similares.  \n·Adaptarse y cambiar.Ayude a su hijo a pensaren el futuro.Todavia espera respuesta de otrasinstituciones?Seria posible tomar clases en unainstitución de educación superior en su localidad yluego volver a solicitar admisión a la universidadde sus sueňos el próximo ano?Trabajen juntospara elaborar un plan alternativo y den los pasosnecesarios para hacerlo realidad.  \nParent &Family EngagementSecondary  \n# It Matters:Technology/Enfoque:La tecnologia\n\nEnhance learning with thesewebsitesfor high schoolers  \nIntensifique el aprendizaje conestos sitios para estudiantes  \nThere are some great teacher-recommendedHay estupendos sitios web recomendados por  \nwebsites available to complement teens'learninglos maestros que complementan el aprendizaje deand help with homework.los estudiantes y los ayudan con sus tareas.Here are some of the best and what your teenEstos son algunos de los mejores,y qué es locan do on each one:que su hijo puede hacer en ellos:  \n·Khan Academy,www.khanacademv.orq.Your●Khan Academy,www.khanacademy.org Su hijoteen can learn about everything from algebra to artpuede aprender de todo,desde álgebra hastahistory—and even take practice college entrancehistoria del arte,e inclusive hasta tomar algunosexams.exámenes de aptitud académica a modo de  \npráctica y preparación.  \n●Math Open Reference,www.mathopenref.com  \nYour teen can find definitions of math terms and●Math Open Reference,www.mathopenref.com  \nsee examples of how to solve problems.Su joven puede encontrar definiciones de términos  \nmatemáticos ","cbCaioxdBCSXIMGp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioxdBCSXIMGp","pdf",239288,"English","# It Matters: Technology/Enfoque: La tecnologia\n## Websites to enhance learning for high schoolers\n## Teacher-recommended digital resources","[{\"question\":\"What should parents do first after a teen receives a college rejection letter?\",\"answer\":\"First, help regulate emotions and recognize that feeling upset is normal. 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