Summary Of Can Violent Criminals Help Troubled Teens
Troubled teens can learn a lot just from spending a day in jail. In the text, “Can Violent Criminals Help Troubled Teens?” by Kristen Lewis, teens can learn a lot just from spending a day in jail because of the sights that the teens saw, the food that they will have to eat, and the mental shock that might or will happen to them. Just from spending one day in jail can do make a mark on your memory just from seeing something once and understanding what might or will happen to other people if they don’t listen or don’t follow the rules. To start with, the sights that the teens saw they will never get that out of their heads and it will always be engraved in their memory. As a result, teens could see what happens to other people when they
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As a result, when they remember what they saw they will think about the next time that they go to steal something they will remember what they saw in the jail. That will make them not want to do what they doing before, because of what they saw. Furthermore, scare-tactics will work because it said that in the “17 kids appeared in the documentary. Only one became a career criminal.” That is really good because only one person didn’t get scared by the scare-tactics. They probably thought that it was cool to see the prisoners. Know that kid is spending 4 years in jail. Lastly, even though the prisoner think that they are tough and that they fit in doesn’t mean that. For this reason, the prisoners BRAG to their friends that they are in jail and that they think that they are cool. Just because they think that they are cool doesn’t mean that they actually are cool, because that is what a person in PRISON would say. In conclusion, troubled teens going to jail for a day is a good idea. In the text, “Can Violent Criminals Help Troubled Teens?” by Kristen Lewis, teens can learn a lot just from spending a day in jail because they will probably remember what they saw, the scare-tactics that helped them remember, and the prisoners. Even though they only spent a day in the jail that doesn’t mean that they didn’t learn something from going to
As a result, when they remember what they saw they will think about the next time that they go to steal something they will remember what they saw in the jail. That will make them not want to do what they doing before, because of what they saw. Furthermore, scare-tactics will work because it said that in the “17 kids appeared in the documentary. Only one became a career criminal.” That is really good because only one person didn’t get scared by the scare-tactics. They probably thought that it was cool to see the prisoners. Know that kid is spending 4 years in jail. Lastly, even though the prisoner think that they are tough and that they fit in doesn’t mean that. For this reason, the prisoners BRAG to their friends that they are in jail and that they think that they are cool. Just because they think that they are cool doesn’t mean that they actually are cool, because that is what a person in PRISON would say. In conclusion, troubled teens going to jail for a day is a good idea. In the text, “Can Violent Criminals Help Troubled Teens?” by Kristen Lewis, teens can learn a lot just from spending a day in jail because they will probably remember what they saw, the scare-tactics that helped them remember, and the prisoners. Even though they only spent a day in the jail that doesn’t mean that they didn’t learn something from going to