In New York, a teacher was accused and arrested for choking one of his students. This behavior is completely unacceptable from school faculty, regardless of the situation. What punishment is appropriate for this kind of behavior? #mchslang23 https://t.co/sENbJRyWGm
@CalistaP0508 I completely agree that school campuses need to be better supervised in order to help lower the chances of a school shooting from occurring. There should also be more faculty training in recognizing behavioral signs in students who could potentially cause a school shooting.
@RiyaR2320 The only logical reasons I can think of in this situation are self-defense and hunting—both of would have adult supervision, reducing the need for teens to be holding a gun. Even under adult supervision, it seems unsafe for teens to be holding guns due to unpredictability.
@CalistaP0508 Climate change and global warming will eventually prove its existence to those who don’t believe in it. The question now is, is it possible for society to reverse the impacts of climate change? Or would it be more practical to aim to reduce/ stop climate change from progressing?
@Sophiaj2222 I think producing and spreading fake news is easy and inevitable. Children should be thought as best they can to filter out faulty information, as well as gain information that comes from opposing viewpoints so that their conclusions are not biased or incomplete.
(2/2)There would be more protection in school environments, as well as outside of school. COVID-19 would then be handled more like the cold-and-flu season, as there would potentially be annual or seasonal vaccines.
Moderna seeks to authorize a COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 2-5 years old. If this were to be authorized, an even larger population would be vaccinated and better protected from COVID. (1/2) #mchslang23 https://t.co/gt9BQoOz75
After years of trying to make progress in banning menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars, health officials are expected to propose a ban to these cigar(ette)s. With the majority of menthol smokers are African Americans and LGBTQ+ people… (1/3) #mchslang23 https://t.co/xrna9VJJ8U
(2/3) …this ban could help decrease the number of preventable deaths. Additionally, the removal of flavored cigars could help discourage many people, young teens, from smoking, due to the fact that flavors were enjoyable and masked the tobacco flavor.
With vaccines being more available and being proven to help protect against COVID-19, is this an appropriate response, or is it too extreme in dealing with COVID?#mchslang23
As COVID outbreaks in China, country officials are beginning to lock down Beijing, but are worried about its effects on the economy. Covid Zero policies include testing 3 times a week and lockdown, including fences around areas with positive COVID cases.https://t.co/zSAnyNlJf5
@Cassidymchs Mental health resources should become considered factor when applying for college. Students, especially straight out of high school, may be overwhelmed by the workload, the size of the school, or being far away from home, so these resources would help reassure anxious students.
@t_rebekah_ It’s a fair punishment given the current circumstances. However,we don’t know what the circumstances were to cause this man to beat the bear to death, it could have been out of self defense or animal cruelty—either way, it was an extreme measure, making the punishment fair.
Elon Musk could have used $44 billion to stave off global famine. Instead, he bought Twitter. Billionaires are living on a completely different planet than us and his purchase is quite frankly horrifying to me. #mchslang23 https://t.co/Om7L0rxj2z
@SydneyN_20 Although the pandemic made it difficult for people to socialize due to masks and social distancing, society should present mental health resources more frequently and accessible. There could also be groups that could help deal with mental health, or just socialize.
(3/3) Is there a possibility that things might return to distance learning and other COVID restrictions that’s were in effect last year? What can be done to encourage Americans to receive their recommended vaccinations and help better protect themselves from the virus?
This video touches on the rising COVID-19 cases in 29 states and Puerto Rico. It also mentions that many states and colleges are returning to in-person learning and mask requirements indoors.(1/3) #mchslang23
(2/3) Preventative action discussed in the video include returning to full mask wearing and being fully vaccinated, which many Americans have yet to do. Was the mask mandate lifted too early?