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Nina [5.8K]
3 years ago
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OleMash [197]3 years ago
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Ok so basically choose a side on a topic and write reasons and details. If i were you i would choose "Should teens be allowed to play dangerous sports?"

First answer the question. "I believe teens should be allowed to play dangerous sports." or vice versa

then explain why they should or shouldnt by giving facts and some opinions but not all. The facts are going to be your evidence so use words like "research shows, studies show, or things like that. that will also fill out the "reliable source" part

you also have to show some evidence on the other side of the claim. SO if u say that they should, show why they shouldnt
Alex787 [66]3 years ago
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Answer:

this is what it got hope this helps

"I believe teens should be allowed to play dangerous sports."  

I believe teens should be, research shows that if teens participate in extreme sports they will learn in the future to learn how to take risks even though extreme sports can cause serious injuries but i think they should be allowed. It's well-known that physical activity has many health benefits. Unfortunately, many kids today have lost interest in traditional sports. But activities such as snowboarding, mountain biking, and motocross are steadily becoming more popular. And that’s a good thing.Although some extreme sports are associated with a higher potential for injury, it may be this very risk that helps get—and keep—teens involved. If kids believe that they aren’t challenged by an activity, they might lose interest. It’s important that young people learn to take chances and push their boundaries. Doing so is crucial to figuring out when to take risks—and when not to. Risk-free activities deprive kids of the opportunity to test themselves and overcome their fears.To avoid serious injuries when taking part in extreme sports, kids should be honest with themselves about their skill level. Athletes who compete in the X Games or the Olympics spend years working their way up to the gravity-defying stunts they perform on TV. Kids who are new to action sports should avoid the most dangerous tricks until they’re ready. And they should always wear a helmet. Teens may lack the ability to judge risks and the consequences of failure. That’s why it’s important for them to have guidance from a coach or parent. Nevertheless, extreme sports can still be part of a healthy, balanced life. Participating in extreme sports helps kids Learn when to take risks.

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