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“alarming rates of anxiety and depression”

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“alarming rates of anxiety and depression”

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this phrase makes the situation more urgent and pressing and pushes the readers to take action.
faith and ryan

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"Yet instead of empowering them to thrive, this drive for success is eroding children's health and undermining their potential. Modern education is actually making them sick."

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"Yet instead of empowering them to thrive, this drive for success is eroding children's health and undermining their potential. Modern education is actually making them sick."

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This relates to the previous statement of pressure being put on kids at school. This really elaborates on how badly kids are being affected and how this is hurting the health of children. Instead of schools asking kids to do what they are capable of doing they are pushing them too hard to the point where kids are becoming sick.
Abbi White

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"Yet instead of empowering them to thrive, this drive for success is eroding children's health and undermining their potential."

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"Yet instead of empowering them to thrive, this drive for success is eroding children's health and undermining their potential."

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Instead of encouraging kids to work hard, the press for student to succeed later in life is acctually making them mentally unhealthy. Nowadays, teenagers are told that they either stress themselves out now and work hard, or else they will never succeed in life and they will be working a dead end job for the rest of their life. Why hurting teenagers mental health is more important then encouraging them to work hard on their own?

Shelby Dobrzynski

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“Worse, those alarming figures were probably an underestimation” paragraph 3 

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“Worse, those alarming figures were probably an underestimation” paragraph 3 

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This would be a claim of fact since she’s assuming that this is an underestimation due to AP testing. Others may disagree on this statement, making it a claim.

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“... long-term childhood stress is linked not only with a higher risk of adult depression and anxiety,...”

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“... long-term childhood stress is linked not only with a higher risk of adult depression and anxiety,...”

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She is explaining that school could develop stress and anxiety in younger children and teenagers which could lead to other health problems during adult hood.
hailey and shyanne

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"At the other end of the age spectrum, doctors increasingly see children in early elementary school suffering from migraine headaches and ulcers"

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"At the other end of the age spectrum, doctors increasingly see children in early elementary school suffering from migraine headaches and ulcers"

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The fact that this evidence has no statistics, but the claim before it did shows that this may not be factual evidence, or at least not widely accepted evidence. -Aiden R

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“... some students had missed the survey while taking Advanced Placement exams.”

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“... some students had missed the survey while taking Advanced Placement exams.”

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This specific quote really stuck out to me because of the factual information that they previously stated would be totally different if the AP students would have been surveyed. I believe that the majority of the students would agree, and say that they push themselves to sickness in order to get education in order to, hopefully, attend college or to get into a specific career class.
-Trevor Maxwell

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Camaren Brownlee "Paradoxically, the pressure cooker is hurting, not helping, our kids prospect for success"

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Camaren Brownlee "Paradoxically, the pressure cooker is hurting, not helping, our kids prospect for success"

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This line is provided as a metaphor, as well as a claim of value. It is indicating that stress and pressure form the outside world explained as "the pressure cooker" is making it harder and harder for kids today to live their lives to the fullest as well as have success in anything they do. It's also provided as a claim of value, by explaining that this type of society and issue is causing problems and that the author (Vicki Abeles) believes that it is wrong, and that children shouldn't have to be subjected to it.

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"I'm hearing this from my colleagues everywhere"

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"I'm hearing this from my colleagues everywhere"

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If other researchers have also been talking about the stress on teens does that mean "Lawrence Rosen, a New Jersey pediatrician" is saying this with a hint of bias?

Abby Davis

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" ' I'm talking about 5-, 6-, 7-year-old's who are coming in with these conditions.' " 

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" ' I'm talking about 5-, 6-, 7-year-old's who are coming in with these conditions.' " 

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This is really eye-opening for the reader because these are small children we're talking about. Kind of an "if you won't do it for the teens, do it for the kids" type of feel. Most kids that age don't know how to process that kind of stress, so they may be more likely to act out or shut down. It's an undeniable call to action because, who's going to ignore the needs of children?
-Cammie Midcap

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“Modern education is actually making them sick. “

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“Modern education is actually making them sick. “

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The author answers the rhetorical question, the title. This provides a shift in tone. The author had an informative tone but then shifted to a very passionate and biased tone. This could effect the piece in a negative way because the bias reveals that some facts or ideas will be stressed over others which might leave a completely alternate side that is just as valid out of the picture. Also, the more opinions a piece of writing consists, the more likely it is for the reader to take the majority of the writing with a grain of salt. Lauren

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Camaren Brownlee "We are sitting on a ticking time bomb"

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Camaren Brownlee "We are sitting on a ticking time bomb"

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This line is an example of a hyperbole. Abeles inserts this quote from an Irvington teacher as a way to indicate the intensity and seriousness that is facing students and teenagers today when it comes to depression and anxiety. As the audience would read this for example, teachers, administrators, parents or students, they would feel that this is becoming a large epidemic in our world today and it needs to be taken seriously or else it could have the same effects as "a ticking time bomb"

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"Modern education is actually making them sick."

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"Modern education is actually making them sick."

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Why is it only modern education making kids sick? Did past education also make students sick? Is this because we just started researching the stress on teens?

Abby Davis