Quote by James Crawford

“Twelve-year-olds are eager to turn everything into arguments but don't have the cognitive skills to win them.”

— Linda Perlstein

“You’re like a twelve-year-old-boy who doesn’t know what he wants to do.”

— Charles Benedict

“When you're that age, you sometimes have a great enthusiasm that is very deep and very narrow, and that is something that has always…

— Alan Bradley

“Teach the young people how to think, not what to think.”

— Sidney Sugarman

“Grown ups never understood anything by themselves. And it is rather tedious to have to explain things to them time and again”

— Antoine de Saint Exupéry

“Kids are more advanced these days. The teenage years now start at 11.”

— Michael Crichton

“Surprise! Adolescence is not an exciting adventure. It's actually very boring and lonelier than you could ever imagine.”

— Frank Warren

“Children know so little, they must learn quickly to imitate grown-ups whenever they feel unsure in a situation.”

— Francesca Marciano

“We spend the first twelve months of our children's' lives teaching them to walk and talk and the next twelve years telling them to…

— Phyllis Diller

“I always said I acted like a twelve-year old, so I decided to write like a twelve-year old.”

— Terri Bertha

“With her ten-year-old nephew as a guide, she tried to think of it as an adventure. And then came the more difficult part-she had…

— Laurie Fabiano

“Unfortunately, I also found out the hard way in my youth. But I guess that's how most learning is done, isn't it?”

— Karen Ann Wirtz