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Ms. Ambrosino’s Social Issues Project

Ms. Ambrosino’s Social Issues Project. Click on Internet Explorer Open 2 tabs Go to EasyBib.com and register. http://mbklibrary.net Online databases School access (for Home access, you need to know that your PIN is the last 4 digits of your student ID #) EBSCOHOST Points of View.

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Ms. Ambrosino’s Social Issues Project

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  1. Ms. Ambrosino’s Social Issues Project • Click on Internet Explorer • Open 2 tabs • Go to EasyBib.com and register • http://mbklibrary.net • Online databases • School access (for Home access, you need to know • that your PIN is the last 4 digits of your student ID #) • EBSCOHOST • Points of View

  2. High school students should not have to start school before 8:00 am. There are several studies that support this idea. "Teenagers need about 91/2 hours of sleep a night (about two more hours more than adults)," says Mary Carskadon (“Does the school bell ring too soon?”). A recent study has confirmed that students sleep, on average, considerably less than this during weekdays - an average of just under eight hours per night - and even less on weekends (Loessl).

  3. Works Cited [on your printed copy, this would be double-spaced] "Does the school bell ring too soon?" Current Events, a Weekly Reader publication 8 Jan. 1996: 3. Gale Opposing Viewpoints In Context. Web. 4 Jan. 2011. Loessl, B. "Are Adolescents Chronically Sleep-deprived? An." Child: Care, Health and Development 34.5 (2008): 549-56. Consumer Health Complete. Web. 10 Nov. 2011. <http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=tr ue&db=cmh&AN=33543453&site=chc-live>.

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