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Gather Information

List reasons to explain your argument and consider how to distinguish your argument from alternate or opposing views. What counterclaims will you use to convince people?

Plan an Argument

You can better support a claim when you understand both sides of an argument. Locate and list evidence from "Teens Need Jobs, Not Just Cash"

and "Teens at Work" that supports arguments for and against teens working during the school year. Use the following sentence frames and question to plan,

1.) I think teenagers (should/shouldn't work during the school year because

2.)I agree that because

however, I still think that

3.)I want to find examples of teenage work experience that show

4)I will look for evidence about teens who don't work that shows

What other evidence do you think you should find?

6.) Specific benefits of work experience include

7.) In contrast, teenagers who work may

1.While the line between how much work is too much may seem nebulous, experts have found that students who work more than 15 to 20 hours a week see a decrease in academic performance. Teens shouldn't exceed the recommended number of hours at their jobs, nor should they spend sleeping or studying time at work.

2.b y high schoolers do not teach skills that can lead to any kind of career advancement. It can instill negative views about work. Most high school students work tedious jobs. That can impart unhelpful views about work in general.

Explanation:on high school students holding part-time jobs shows that it is usually a very productive experience. The benefits include learning how to handle responsibility, manage time, deal with adults, get a peek at the working world, and occupy time in a worthwhile activity.Summer employment can: Improve academic performance, especially among lower-income teens. Teach important employment skills, including teamwork and problem-solving. Give teens real-world experience demonstrating a work ethic and satisfying bosses who expect them to earn every dollar.

in 1636, roger williams settled at the tip of narragansett bay after being banished from the massachusetts bay colony for his religious views, on land granted to him by the narragansett tribe. he called the site "providence plantation" and declared it a place of religious freedom.

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