Thursday, May 31, 2012
Academic Language Week 37 - Unhealthy Meal Choices
The fast food industry should not be allowed to target kids with unhealthy meal choices. One reason is because they use the THEORY of putting toys and playgrounds in their restaurants, they use a toy for every kids meal. Another reason is because most children eat three houndred calories or more in one meal, the calories they eat in one kids meal should not be SIMILAR to the amount of calories they should be taking in, in a day. Additionally, McDonalds, Burger King, etc. are America's top weight gaining fast food restaurants, America is number 1 in the weight gaining SECTION. In conclusion kids should not be a target of the fast food restaurants.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Monday, May 21, 2012
SPA Policy Blog Paragraph
One policy that I wish could be changed is have internet in the cumputers that we have in our rooms. Currently, this policy says that we can have computers in our rooms, but with out internet. One reason it should be changed is because we need computers to do our homework. Also, most of the time kids in SPA don't have anything to do because they re in the middle of no where, and they can't go on outings because their in 2-hour. If the SPA derictor does not put internet in our rooms is to stop us from going into some bad websites, they can simply block the websites in the internet. If this policy was changed, I would spend more time in my room doing my homework and makeing up late work.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Academic Language Week 35 - Sweatshops
Sweatshops are a violation of human rights. One reason is because they get paid below minimum wage for their LABOR, they put more work in than in any other job, some work the whole day and only get paud 5 dollars. Another reason is because they do not sign any sort of CONTACT that says if the worker gets hurt or anything shall happen to him, the company will cover the medical bill and will pay the worker for the days he is gone for. Additionaly, the sweatshop factories do not APPLY any break times for their workers, or lunch for their employes. In conclusion sweatshop factories are a violation of human rights.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Monday, May 14, 2012
Academic Update Blog Paragraph
My career goal is to become a Mechanical Engineer. This job involves fixing cars, putting in the motors, paint jobs and more. I want to do this job because I love cars, and even though I don't know how to drive yet, I like the thrill of driving and being in car that goes 70mph. I will achieve this goal by finishing high school and going to UTI college for Mechanical Engineering for about two years and then going to a four year university. I will remained motivated to become a Mechanical Engineer by looking at awesome cars that remind me why I want to do this career.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Academic Language Week 33 - American Students
Cell phones should be allowed in schools. One reason is because many students can PERSUADE their teachers to allow them to use their cell phones during free time or when they need a calculater, and it comes in handy. Another reason is because most principals let their students use their phones in lunch or passing period, many teachers CRITIQUE the principals for letting the students use their phones because they think they'll do something thats not right with it but the students now in days are more mature. Additionally, the CONTRAST between having students with and with out phones is a big difference, most students do their work if the teacher knows how to handel the situation. In conclusion students should be allowed to have cell phones in school.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Academic Language Week 33 - American Students
American students are falling behind academiclaly COMPARED to students in other countries. One reason is because many high schools get low test scores, this is because students don't try most of the time. Another reason is because students these days get only 3 or 4 hours of sleep and are tired in school which causes lack of work. Additionaly, the DATA reports puts the U.S in 21st place, the test scores that high school students turn in are low. The RANGE of time that students get to study for the SAT's is enough, most students choose to not do their work. In conclusion American studnets these days are falling behind every other country.
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