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Rudik [331]
2 years ago
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Write an argumentative editorial that argues for or against young people’s ability to initiate positive change in their communit

ies.
Please help me out with this. ILL MAKE YOU BRAINLIEST!!
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2 answers:
Zolol [24]2 years ago
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Answer:

hope this helps i just wrote this for the assignment :)

Explanation:

The young generation has the ability to make positive changes. the newer generation is more connected with social media. There are many platforms available for expressing thoughts and feeling about modification. Others disagrees and say that adolescence in the younger generation cannot be able to initiate beneficial change in their community. In my opinion this claim is incorrect.  

            Pursuing this forward, community service is a great way for the young people to participate in their community. For instance, a beach cleanup, volunteering at an animal shelter, or even organizing a clothing drive etc. On the other hand, young people might find it too hard to help their community as fore they can't even help themselves. Teenagers might find themselves in an abusive environment. Those who have been neglected can't think positively. Nevertheless, there are ways to help certain issues such as therapy. To help people in those certain situations find a way to channel their feelings into something productive. Therefore, gen z has the potential to make promising adjustments to the world.  

Tju [1.3M]2 years ago
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Young people have the ability to make positive changes in their community. Depending on where they live, they can give up at any time by completing some kind of community service. Examples include cleaning beaches and parks, volunteering at soup kitchens, fund-raising activities and food-led activities for local homeless shelters.

There is a positive relationship between youth using social networking services and self-esteem (...) Community recognition and belonging sense of conscience promote the ability of young people to adapt and adapt to the overall situation and change I believe that there is a possibility that the stress event (...) seems to play an important role in promoting the happiness of young people through the development and development of social relations in SNS. In many cases, the friendship of the virtual community does not have a permanent loyalty and deep connection like a real world relationship. Such statements weaken the value of young people's online relationships and eventually overlook the importance of social networks in promoting the self-worth and belonging awareness of planets.

Young people have the ability to make positive changes in their community. Depending on where they live, they can give up at any time by completing some kind of community service. Examples include cleaning beaches and parks, volunteering at soup kitchens, fund-raising activities and food-led activities for local homeless shelters.

Write a controversial editorial arguing that you agree or disagree with the ability of young people to bring active change to the community. Please give me 40 words, I will be the best

Young people all over the world are making efforts to make positive changes in the world. Talented young people are no exception, and many of them made a positive contribution to the community before graduating from high school. In addition to the benefits of personal performance and helping the unfortunate people, participating in such activities has many unintended advantages. These potential benefits include increased access to top universities, numerous scholarships and scholarships for these universities, and your resume and other exciting funds, work, even the world travel Includes the opportunity to improve. Therefore, it is not necessary for high school graduates and university teams to receive opportunities for scholarships and extracurricular activities. Contrary to the traditional way of thinking, community service experience is also valuable asset for university applicants, not traditional sports or academic path.
Hope this helps! :D
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