In the article "Survival of the popular" by Natalie T., she talks about her experience in Scotland. She goes to school there, and at first all she's worried about is trying to fit in or trying to be popular. Which popular to her is "a word that provokes images of success and acceptance, comfort and inclusion". All she ever wanted  to be was populbut her visit to Scotland teaches her that being popular doesn't matter. This peice is so relatable to the common teenager because most of us tend to have  move. When moving places we also have to end up moving schools as well. The first question I ask myself everytime I move schools is "will i be able to fit in" and most of the time that doesn't matter. Natalie basically tells us about he experience about moving to a new school for awhile and even though she came in with doubts on how she will be treated, that's not what happend at all.