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Teen boot camps are most popular among the parents of troubled teens who are suffering from various teenage problems. Parents seeking for a perfect boot camp for their troubled teen remain in dilemma due to lack of information about certain points. Some of common points and their explanations are as follows:

What are Teen Boot Camps?

Boot camps works on the methodology that “If you scream enough at children they will get in discipline.” Traditional boot camps provide a military-based environment to students. They force enough on children by screaming on them a lot and also punishing them in case of any misconduct. Boot camps are about discipline, obeying the authority, and following “Yes, Sir!”, “No, Sir!” mentality.

Types of Boot Camps:

Boot camps may be short term or long term. There are state funded jail boot camps, prison boot camps and privately owned boot camps. There are traditional boot camps with a strict military like discipline and some commercialized boot camps having facilities of both boot camps as well as other therapeutic programs.

Advantages of Teen Boot Camps:

Most of the boot camp programs are short term, approximately of 30 days. Teens that are suffering off in schools can get advantage from boot camps. Boot camps act as a wake up call for such students. Student lives in a military type environment where they have to follow many rules strictly. This helps in turning around a rebellious child.

Disadvantages of Teen Boot Camps:

Boot camps are not good for teens that are experiencing higher levels of emotional and behavioral troubles. Boot camps do not focus on basic emotional and personal needs of such students. Screaming a lot on them can make them more rebellious. As these programs are short-term they do not a long term effects on students.

Cost:

Boot camps normally cost between $5,000 and $10,000 for 30 days.


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