Know: The term deficit and resiliency I have heard of them before in a class. The definition  of deficit in my own words is a decrease in existence. In this case the article uses the term as a looking into what brings the youth down. What are their downfalls. The deficit approach was mainly used to fix the problem. One program that I have heard of which is the D.A.R.E program that deals drug substance abuse. This program failed because they were trying to fix teens. One of my good friends was part of the program and she would describe the program as overbearing, they were not much of a support system, the program felt like another parental role.  The term resiliency I would define in my own words as to bounce back from a situation, recover and looking into the positive. In this article they did they reflected on the resiliency research approach, which focuses on the youths problem and how to help them succeed. Present day I have seen that there are programs that have used this method such as the program called After Zone. This program has different activities that captivate the youth's interest. 

                            Learn: In the Youth Development Guide article I learned the history behind Youth Development. The different philosophies and approaches each organization done to help the youth. In the late 1980s advocates and practitioners began to reshape the services of the youth and redefine success. Reading about the past and looking at present day I started to realize that generation changes and the term success is redefine. I believe that we should adapt to the youth and fulfill tier own needs. Instead of telling them what to do and how do it. I

                                                        More: what I would like to know more about different methods and research. The statistics of the two research that were used in the article. 

This is not really about knowing more, I do have a comment the term "at risk" is being used throughout the article. In my opinion the term  risk seems a dark and negative term to describe the youth. Is there any other word replace the term?