Sunglasses at MBIS?
Do you wear sunglasses? Well, at MBIS you don’t. Students at MBIS should be able to wear sunglasses at school because it can prevent eye damage and eye cancer. We should also examine why we shouldn’t to get a balanced view. Teachers at MBIS wear sunglasses, but kids aren’t allowed. Us kids are the future.
Sunglasses protect the skin around your eyes. The skin around your eyes, including your eyelids, is the thinnest and most sensitive skin on your body which means that it wrinkles more easily. Sun damage can cause the thin membrane covering the white of your eye, to thicken. If the conjunctiva thickens and grows over your cornea it can be terrible for your vision. If the macula, a part of your retina, deteriorates it can
Do you wear sunglasses? Well, at MBIS you don’t. Students at MBIS should be able to wear sunglasses at school because it can prevent eye damage and eye cancer. We should also examine why we shouldn’t to get a balanced view. Teachers at MBIS wear sunglasses, but kids aren’t allowed. Us kids are the future.
Sunglasses protect the skin around your eyes. The skin around your eyes, including your eyelids, is the thinnest and most sensitive skin on your body which means that it wrinkles more easily. Sun damage can cause the thin membrane covering the white of your eye, to thicken. If the conjunctiva thickens and grows over your cornea it can be terrible for your vision. If the macula, a part of your retina, deteriorates it can