Introduction
In this article, the writer argument the cigarettes company because it is the first cause of teen smoking. I really support the writer in this article because the teen smoking hazardous phenomena on society. Also, the writer was calling to know the basic reasons for teen smoking, and how to help them to quit this bad habit. When we know the reasons, we can find the solution.
Summary This article "Teen Smokers," by Chris Woolston, presents several reasons for teen smoking, such as impact of friends and parents. Also, this article shows the influence of advertising to increase the proportion of teen smokers. And how we can reduce smokers attributed teenagers, through school programs, health education and other methods. In the end, the author …show more content…
Most teenagers had read the damages of smoking in the cigarette pack, but the temptations offered by the tobacco company advertisements have stronger effect. In addition, Chris Woolston argues that many of teenage smokers think they're just experimenting - but the "experiment" often lasts for decades. I agree with Chris، many teenagers have curious to experience the smoke, especially if someone in the family smoked. He/she may take one cigarette from his/her father's pack, or try one cigarette in school with friends just for the experience. But this "experiment" often becomes a habit for years.
I note that, the writer used example from real life about high school's student who start smoking at early age because of his parents smoking habit. And the Steven "Bubba” story with smoking to help teenager understand the bad effect of smoke. I believe that, use example of real life often has more impact in teenager than just tell them the bad effect of the
In this article, the writer argument the cigarettes company because it is the first cause of teen smoking. I really support the writer in this article because the teen smoking hazardous phenomena on society. Also, the writer was calling to know the basic reasons for teen smoking, and how to help them to quit this bad habit. When we know the reasons, we can find the solution.
Summary This article "Teen Smokers," by Chris Woolston, presents several reasons for teen smoking, such as impact of friends and parents. Also, this article shows the influence of advertising to increase the proportion of teen smokers. And how we can reduce smokers attributed teenagers, through school programs, health education and other methods. In the end, the author …show more content…
Most teenagers had read the damages of smoking in the cigarette pack, but the temptations offered by the tobacco company advertisements have stronger effect. In addition, Chris Woolston argues that many of teenage smokers think they're just experimenting - but the "experiment" often lasts for decades. I agree with Chris، many teenagers have curious to experience the smoke, especially if someone in the family smoked. He/she may take one cigarette from his/her father's pack, or try one cigarette in school with friends just for the experience. But this "experiment" often becomes a habit for years.
I note that, the writer used example from real life about high school's student who start smoking at early age because of his parents smoking habit. And the Steven "Bubba” story with smoking to help teenager understand the bad effect of smoke. I believe that, use example of real life often has more impact in teenager than just tell them the bad effect of the