What’s the point in sleeping early, anyway? If you stay up a little later than usual, it wouldn’t hurt. Besides, you can catch up on late work for school or even special events. Teens should be able to stay up late, because they are not young elementary students. They are in middle school now, and they should receive privileges along the way for all the hard work they have put in to achieve more. One activity that they can get busy with would be watching a movie or even watching T.V. on the couch. Now, I know that some parents may disagree, but please hear me on. When you watch a movie, your mind gets active and starts to reason out what it just saw. It could even be considered a brain exercise before going to sleep. Same goes for watching T.V.
A second hobby that teens could get busy with would be sitting around the couch, with a hot drink to sip on, and an entertaining book. Who says it’s bad to read a good book at night? Our …show more content…
This also helps you benefit from grades and in the future when you decide to go to college and become someone important in life. It’s also a horrible embarrassment to go in front of the class and inform the teacher that you have not found the time to finish your work. You start listing the truth, but all the teachers think that you're throwing a bunch of lies at them and are making excuses.
A fourth activity would be teenage sleepovers. We should be able to stay up later, as much as we wish even. I don’t like the idea when parents flood into the room and command us to brush our teeth and go to sleep. I mean, what’s the point in sleepovers when you don’t actually have the advantage to sleep over? We should be able to be given the privilege to stay up later! How much more do I have to include an advantage that hasn’t been given to us but should change
A second hobby that teens could get busy with would be sitting around the couch, with a hot drink to sip on, and an entertaining book. Who says it’s bad to read a good book at night? Our …show more content…
This also helps you benefit from grades and in the future when you decide to go to college and become someone important in life. It’s also a horrible embarrassment to go in front of the class and inform the teacher that you have not found the time to finish your work. You start listing the truth, but all the teachers think that you're throwing a bunch of lies at them and are making excuses.
A fourth activity would be teenage sleepovers. We should be able to stay up later, as much as we wish even. I don’t like the idea when parents flood into the room and command us to brush our teeth and go to sleep. I mean, what’s the point in sleepovers when you don’t actually have the advantage to sleep over? We should be able to be given the privilege to stay up later! How much more do I have to include an advantage that hasn’t been given to us but should change