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2 years ago

Did Jon convince you that school should start an hour later? If so, which evidence was the most compelling?

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1 answer:

olga55 [171]2 years ago

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In order to convince someone about starting school an hour later than usual, the following points should be considered:

Give compelling evidence that shows that you cannot meet up coming to school by the already plotted time
Show clearly why your productivity will be clearly improved if you resume school one hour later
Prove that your performance levels have dropped since you started coming to school an hour earlier than you preferred.
Show scientific research that backs up your claim that getting an extra hour of sleep would improve cognitive function

As a result of these points, the most compelling evidence would most likely be the fourth evidence, because it is backed by scientific evidence.

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