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Teenagers

Teenagers' Health Problem

By So yoon

Date: September 17, 2025

Lead Sentence

Many teenagers today use smartphones too much, and they do not move their body enough.

Detail 1

A study in Korea said high school students use phones more than 4 hours a day. This time replaces sports and walking. Teenagers now have weaker physical strength than students before.

Detail 2

Doctors say smartphone overuse can make sleep problems and stress. Lack of exercise can cause obesity and heart disease.

Together, they make health worse.

Quote (Interview)

"I always check my phone at night," said Minji, a 15-year-old student. "I feel tired in the morning and don’t want to exercise in P.E. class."

Closing

Smartphone overuse and no exercise are big problems. They hurt our body and also our mind.

Now I ask you:

• What negative effects does smartphone overuse give to teenagers?

•How does lack of exercise change the health of young people?

Think about your own habits, and share your opinion.

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Title: KAIST Wearables Help Feel Space Without Sight

Subtitle: Touch Gives Spatial Cues

By Choi Hayun Date: September 17, 2025

Lead

KAIST made haptic devices that let people sense motion without vision

Detail 1

HapMotion turns body movements into vibrations on a vest.

Detail 2

WHOA uses smart fabric to show direction, like left or up, and could help in VR or guidance.

Quote

> “People can feel space by touch, even without vision,” said a KAIST researcher.

Conclusion

This tech may help VR and navigation.

My question/opinion: Can it fully replace vision? I (00) think not, but it helps.

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SNS is very popular today and it changes how people meet and talk, because many teenagers use it every day to send messages quickly and to see photos of family, and people can also join groups with the same hobby so they don't feel too alone, but SNS also has a bad side because when people use it too long they talk face to face less and some students feel sad when they compare their life with other people online, and misunderstandings are easy because short texts cannot show true feelings, and one student named Jiwon said "I use SNS every night, it is fun but

sometimes my home feels more silent because everyone is looking at their phone," and so SNS can help friends stay close but it can also make people far, so do you think SNS is making life better or is it making us more lonely because I really want to know your idea.

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Title: The Silent Struggle: Mental Health Challenges among Teenagers

Subtitle: Understanding the rise, impact, and ways forward for adolescent psychological well-being

By: Seong Seungwon

Date: 9/17, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Teenagers in many countries are facing mental health problems more often, yet these issues often remain unseen and untreated.

Detailed Explanation 1:

Recent studies in South Korea show worrying trends. A survey of over 470,000 students found rising stress, depression, and suicidal ideation. Another large study reported 6.9% of teens had suicidal thoughts, 2.2% made plans, and 1.9% attempted suicide. These are not just passing feelings, but serious health risks.

Detailed Explanation 2:

Mental struggles harm students in class: poor focus, lower grades, and sometimes dropping out. Research links early depression or anxiety with worse school outcomes and reduced chances for higher education.

Quote (Interview):

“I studied many hours, but my mind was always worrying. That made me lose confidence,” says a 17-year-old student in Seoul.

Conclusion:

Teen mental health problems affect school, friendships, and long-term wellbeing. Causes include academic stress, family conflicts, and social media. Teens can protect themselves through good sleep, exercise, open talk, and less screen time. Schools, parents, and society must also fight stigma and offer support.

Your Questions / Opinion:

What are the newest statistics on teen mental health, and the main causes?

How do these struggles specifically affect learning or social life?

What daily habits can help teenagers stay mentally healthy?

How does society view teen mental health, and how can we change negative perceptions?

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김명우

Mutations Can Help Us

DNA changes are not always bad

By: Kim Myungwoo

Date: September 17, 2025

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Lead Sentence

Mutation means a small change in DNA. Some are bad, but some are good.

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Detail 1

One mutation let people drink milk as adults. Long ago, this gave more food.

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Detail 2

Another mutation gives people some safety from malaria. This helped life in Africa.

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Quote (Interview)

A student said, “Mutations are nature’s test. Some fail, but some help us.”

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Conclusion

Mutations help humans survive and evolve.

My question and opinion: What are examples of old human mutations that helped us today?

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Title: The Silent Struggle: Mental Health Challenges among Teenagers

Subtitle: Understanding the rise, impact, and ways forward for adolescent psychological well-being

By: Seong Seungwon

Date: 9/17, 2025

Lead Sentence:

Teenagers in many countries are facing mental health problems more often, yet these issues often remain unseen and untreated.

Detailed Explanation 1:

Recent studies in South Korea show worrying trends. A survey of over 470,000 students found rising stress, depression, and suicidal ideation. Another large study reported 6.9% of teens had suicidal thoughts, 2.2% made plans, and 1.9% attempted suicide. These are not just passing feelings, but serious health risks.

Detailed Explanation 2:

Mental struggles harm students in class: poor focus, lower grades, and sometimes drop out. Research links early depression or anxiety with worse school outcomes and reduced chances for higher education.

Quote (Interview):

“I studied many hours, but my mind was always worryied. That made me lose confidence,” says a 17-year-old student in Seoul.

Conclusion:

Teen mental health problems affect school, friendships, and long-term wellbeing. Causes include academic stress, family conflicts, and social media overuse. Teens can protect themselves through good sleep, exercise, open talk, and less screen time. Schools, parents, and society must also fight stigma and offer support.

Your Questions / Opinion:

What are the newest statistics on teen mental health, and the main causes?

How do these struggles specifically affect learning or social life?

What daily habits can help teenagers stay mentally healthy?

How does society view teen mental health, and how can we change negative perceptions?

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Title: Dream Job: Webtoon Artist

Subtitle: Why Many Teenagers Are Interested in This Career
By: Student Reporter
Date: September 17, 2025

Lead Sentence:
Many students today want to become webtoon artists because webtoons are popular and creative.

Detail 1:
A webtoon artist creates online comics by drawing, writing stories, and designing characters. They often use digital tools such as Clip Studio or Photoshop.

Detail 2:
To do this job, you need creativity, drawing skills, and patience. The work is not easy because of deadlines and strong competition, but successful artists can see their works adapted into dramas or games.

Quote (Interview):
“I love webtoons because they mix art and storytelling together. I want to try making my own one day,” said a high school student.

Conclusion:
I learned how to become a webtoon artist and what skills are needed. I also think that the job is challenging but exciting. These are the facts I discovered from my research.

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