Why Teenagers Should Not Be Allowed In School

There should be no homework. What if you have plans and can’t get it done? Here are some reasons why I think there should be no homework. Most kids hate homework. Many adults get confused with modern day homework. Kids rush to finish homework and go meet with their friends.

Kids shouldn't have homework. Kids have stuff to do like sports, spending time with family and working. Instead of doing 6 or so hours of homework every night. “homework came in behind not only socializing but also exercise or sports as well as working for pay.” (Gazette,par. 24) I agree because some students have to rush to get their homework done at lunch or before school because they either have sports or have to go to work everyday.

Do you ever wake up and feel like you haven’t gotten enough sleep? The reason is because in reality you probably haven’t. Studies show that schools should not start any earlier that 8:30 in the morning due to teens suffering from sleep deprivation. There are many negative effects this condition can have on a teens body including a direct effect on one’s physical and mental health, public safety and excelling in the future. In the Ted Talk video, " Why school should start later for teens" by, Wendy Troxel.  Ms. Troxel explained why school should start later for teens.. Students are very drowsy in the morning and are usually rushing to get to school on time which limits breakfasts times and healthy food options. Schools should start no earlier than 8:30 a.m.  for several reasons  but sleep deprivation is  the most important. Sleep deprivation can cause a direct effect to a child’s general health and behavior, public safety and potentially future success.

Do you hate having homework, do you hate having to stay up all night to finish your homework? don't you just wish that your teachers will just give you enough time to just do your homework in class. well i'm here to tell you why you should not have any homework in school and why you should not have to stay up all night to finish.

Tips on how to control Behaviors: Children need structure every day from the time they get up until the time they go to sleep. As a parent you can make chart with each day and every mapped out what time to start activity to the time they stop. Like what time to start eating and what time to finish. Pick up dishes scrap place them in the sink or dishwasher wash hands go take a bath get out read book for 20 minutes time to sleep.

You should be providing the opportunities, time, space, facilities and equipment and encourage them to be physically active. You could encourage them to join a football/rugby team or take up other hobbies such as running athletics etc. According to the nice guidelines through physical activity a child/young person will challenge themselves and learn to take risks. Other ways to support development is provide a structuring and learning environment and ensure the child/ young person goes to school as children learn by being with others and encourage them to think for themselves, it is also recognised that getting adequate sleep as sleep is essential to the body which uses the time to rest muscles, repair cells and refresh itself. For children

Do restaurants really serve everyone? Recently, a restaurant that has been getting a lot of heat is Joe Jones's very own Munchy’s. Joe made the decision to ban teens from eating at his restaurant from noon to three in the afternoon. His reasoning behind this verdict, is because they are loud and drive away the adults. Joe should be able to ban whoever he pleases from Munchy’s because it’s not only privately owned business, but Munchy’s is losing money and adults are the highest paying customers.

The article mentioning the I-Gen isn't completely wrong. However, stating that kids in school absolutely need jobs is a bit excessive. Most kids are taking ap classes, plus all the old people in the desert don't feel the need to retire quite yet, so job positions for teens in high school are given more to the older generations. Also cutting down times on items like smart phones or computers is nearly impossible, most teachers require work to be turned in online (cough cough), combined with six classes could mean a possible 3 hours on electronics for work alone. Overall, this article isn't too bad and makes some compelling points.

Schools in America shouldn’t have homework. It has been proven to not help with test scores or school work, but what it does help with, is lowering students’ health. I believe that schools should assign little or no homework, It does little to help and more to hurt the students. For instance, most students don’t have computers and are financially unable to get one. This is unfair and can cause the student to be behind on their schoolwork. Another reason is that students are so loaded with schoolwork and other family/friend activities that they don’t have enough time to do what they really need to. Lastly, the Finnish school system has shorter school days, more recess, and starts at the age of 7. Yet, it has been proven that they get one of the highest test scores internationally.

Although many people think teenagers should be home by 10, but I think teenagers should have the curfew because they are young adults, they know right from wrong, they should know not to get in trouble.

When children receive participation trophies they are praised for their efforts rather than the work towards their mistakes. Children will not be fully prepared for the future by allowing them to receive trophies, the children begin to think that all they have to do for a reward is to show up and not put any effort. For example, “In college, those who’ve grown up receiving endless awards do the requisite work, but don’t see the need to do it well” (NY Times). These college kids have many trophies and they received them mainly for being in the activity or club that they participated in. The effect of all the trophies given were that the college students do not complete their assignment and job to the fullest. They stay at a level where it is

In the article Teenagers’ Work Can Have Downsides”by Jerald G Bachman describe how teens who are in high school that have jobs developed poor academic performances “ they're more likely to be involved in a variety of problems ” Jerald began the “Monitoring the Future “ project that monitored teens in high school and from college who had jobs and discovered a drop in the high school teens academics and made connections between long hours and problems behaviors are symptoms of issue like poor adjustments to school and greater interest in short term gratification .They encouraged for student to follow what they call a sweet spot a job that requires relatively few hours per week during the school year fewer hours the better.Student that have

Each year, 1.2 million students drop out of high school in the United States alone. According to Dropoutprevention.org teenagers leave school because they feel they cannot complete course requirements, cannot keep up with school assignments or feel they do not connect with their teachers. When the young adults stop their education, they no longer have positive examples to follow and lose a plan for their life in the future. Teens are not yet experienced enough to make these types of life changing decisions. It is important for the government to set regulations for them to follow so they have a better opportunity of success later in life. Students should be required to stay in school until they are eighteen years old because high school teaches them life skills and their diploma qualify

For the individuals, who so wholeheartedly disagree with this protest, I respect your opinions. However from personal experience, I think the sole purpose of this protest is one this campus needs at this moment. I am involved in a variety of organizations here on campus. As a result, I have made friends with students who live in the village. More times than not, I have been stopped and questioned as to what my intentions were for the evening. That should not be a thing. Unless you want to be my pal, do not try to figure out ways to get a student in trouble. Why should I not be allowed to enter a friend’s room, where there could potentially be liquor, if I do not plan on drinking it? I could potentially fail a class, but should I just not show up? No, that would be absolutely ridiculous and that was also a pretty shitfire example tbh.

Working in a daycare, I see kids, of all kinds, limiting themselves on a daily basis. Whether it be the boy who wants to play dolls, or the girl who wants to play dinosaurs, kids all over the country are restricting their personalities and their imaginations because of what it expected of them.