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Semmy [17]
3 years ago
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Write a 3-5 paragraph argumentative essay in which you take a position regarding social media among adolescents. Use evidence fr

om It’s Complicated, Outsmart Your Smartphone, and other creditable resources to support your point. Please see attached Argumentative Writing Rubric.
English
1 answer:
rjkz [21]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

ok soo

Explanation:

Social Media for adolescents is not good because, that's where you learn how to do bad stuff for example... some kids learn how to vape, steal, and also learn how to do lots of bullying.

They start to get bad attitudes (well some of them) sometimes they don't want to get off the phone anymore and don't want to go outside or do physical activities.

There are some good adolescents who use social media for good things for example they can use brainly :) they can look up examples for any classes and some kids are using social media to stop cyber bullying.

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