Safetrack Persuasive Speech

So much of safe driving depends on having a mature and responsible attitude as well as thousands of hours of driving experience. The experienced driver has well-developed reflexes and readily recognizes dangerous driving situations. Teens certainly lack driving experience and because of immaturity, do not treat driving for what it really is: an unforgiving and potentially lethal activity. More specific information on why teens are prone to auto accidents is discussed next.

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It started nine months when a young 16 year old girl found out that she was going to have a baby. She scared about people finding out and about what her parent are going to say about their new grandchild that is on the way and that will be her sooner then she thinks. *** She is now three weeks away from giving birth to the baby she has kept a secret form everyone even her parents. One day at school wearing the largest sweat shirt she asked if she can be excused, because she needs to pee for the million time. Once she gets to the girls restroom she know something is totally wrong and she start having contractions and the baby is coming now in the high school bathroom. A few moments later you here crying from a little baby girl. The 16 year old

When discussing the topic of teen driving, the lack of responsibility remains the biggest concern. Teenagers do not have enough responsibility or control to be trusted with a vehicle. For example, irresponsible behavior is demonstrated by teenagers when they recklessly drive by speeding, or they choose to forego putting a seat belt on.

Teenage drivers have caused many car accidents in the past years. "Between 1995 and 2004, there were 30,917 fatalities in accidents that involved 15-to-17-year-old drivers"(New York Times). There should be a bigger need to educate your teens about how huge the responsibility of having a car is. In order to fully understand the danger

It was October 6, 1998 when he was lured from the bar that cold, fateful night. His skull was smashed with a pistol butt as he was lashed to a fence, left for dead in near freezing temperatures. Nearly eighteen hours later he was found by passersby and taken to a hospital where we remained in a coma for several days until slowly slipping away. At his funeral, picketers carried signs saying, "God Hates Fags" and *Fags Deserve to Die."

The dream of each surfer to travel the earth surfing the best waves the world has to offer. When you go through the same waves near you bored, it can at the time to pack your purses and surfboards and visit some of the greatest surf destinations in the earth. so, where should we go?

Parents should monitor their teens because they could be in danger and their parents wouldn't know.However, if the kids were in danger they would talk to their parents.

First off, parents shouldn’t spy on their children in any way shape or form. Of course every parent wants to know where their child is and if they’re safe, but that is not a good way to find out. This types of parents actually hurt more than help as much as they think they do. For example, in an article called “parents Advice from ‘America’s worst moms’” states that “if children are not allowed to take routine risks they’ll be less likely to handle real risks when they do occur”. Teens can handle themselves. they don’t need a parent to hold their hands anymore. Which is exactly why “parents should give their children the freedom they need to develop the self-confidence and resilience to cope effectively with life’s many challenges”. What good does it do them

On one hand, there are the people, saying, no, parents should not to a certain extent, and I completely agree. one reason people say this is because they believe teens deserve

Parents shouldn’t spy on their kiDS because that is bad because they need to have a private life with their friends or girlfriend because that can be uncomfortable for their kids and parents can shouldn't trust on their kids. Because that can make feel made to the kids and too they can do something to hidden of their parents like buy drugs or gather with guns that may happen sometimes the kids just are doing things to hidden of their parents because they can talk with their friends like on mediasocial the adolescents needs privacy

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Doesn’t your public safety matter just as much as anyone else’s? Freedom of speech can harm someone’s public safety very harshly. The 1st Amendment states that we have the right to freedom of speech as long as it doesn’t incite actions or thoughts that would harm others. We have the right of free speech, but it isn’t absolute. I am persuading the audience that free speech does go too far and it harms others.

Today there are so many wrong things in this world. Kids can get into stuff they should not, like drugs, or participate in an act of bullying. A parents first instinct is to invade into the child’s life and try to stop anything that could harm the child, but some kids may react wrongly to this. It could lead to something that the parent cannot fix. Parents are now placing spyware on their child’s phone to possibly try and keep them safe online and placing apps on the child’s phone to also monitor what they do offline and track their location and just on their phone, but a parent must learn to trust that their child will make the right decisions and not participate in anything that could harm them or others.

Teens sometimes feel as if their parents are spying on them, they feel like they need room to grow and they want freedom and responsibility but their parents will not give the freedom to them to them. Teens sometimes feel that their parents do not trust them, and freedom and responsibility is the only way that they will grow into the adults they are meant to be. When children are given freedom and feel that their parents trust them, they tend to grow into more responsible and mature citizens. If they feel this way, they are also more likely to open up to the adults around them if they are in trouble or need help. “Children who have made good decisions in the past are less likely to engage in risky or dangerous behavior” (Williams, 20--, p.1). If parents have not noticed their child make bad decisions in the past, especially when looking at social media, then they should not worry about them now. If the teen feels violated by their parents, and have not made any bad decisions in the past, they will feel untrusted and may feel like acting out. As Drexler (2013) says, “Realize that going behind [your teens’] backs to determine what they’re up to may only push them towards greater secrecy.” (p. 3). If parents trust their kid, that means that they trust them to take actions when they sense trouble, which many teens have done. “58% have blocked people on social media sites.” (Williams, 20--, p. 1). If a teen feels trusted and knows that their parent is not going behind their back,