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I found it more persuasive than some of the other articles.  It did not really appeal to emotions very much.  However, it did use a lot of credible sources.

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this guy did all of these tests on kids and when the boy was tired he didn't score as high as the girl did

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I was absent

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I found zzzzs to As persuasive because they used lot of credible sources from experts and people with firsthand experience.

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I found zzzzs to As presuasive because they used lot of

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it was good. To state doctors

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I did find it persuasive because they had the sources acctually saying what they thought on sleep. And they showed people doing tests to test how important sleep was.

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yes because there was a lot of credible sources. What made this video so credible was the fact that it had a lot of Sleep Doctors from so many Universities. They had so many kids that actually experienced those sleep problem.

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yes because it had a lot of profesionals who knew what they were talking about

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I did find it persuasive.
It appealed to Pathos Logos and Ethos. Including emotions like saying sleep is the decider between success and failure. It had a lot of appeal to logic and credibility.

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Yes I found the documentary persuasive. The techniques that stood out and persuaded me were the ones that used logos and ethos. By knowing more information it persuaded me.

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no it did not persuade me because I already shared its view point

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I did find "zzzz's to A's" persuasive because it had credible people and showed a real experiment on the claim he made done by a professional. the techniques that I found most effective was after giving a statement by a then showing proof

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I did because they used visual aids to help you further understand the problem and what they were talking about. I thought the techniques of having people explain their issue of problem with an interview was helpful.

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Yes because they had real kids who do not get enough sleep and they and they also did tests to prove it too. Some techniques that I found that was the most effected for me

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yes a lot if credible

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Yes it had a lot of sources and like evidence.
There sources.

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I wasn't here.

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YES because as middle schooler going into the teen years we could relate to. And

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yes because it had a lot of credible evidence

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yes it talked about allot of things in the text lots of credible resources

they used people that have done resource

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I think it was persuasive because it sited its evidence with actual tests

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yes because there was a lot of credible sources. What made this video so credible was the fact that it had a lot of Sleep Doctors from so many Universities. They had so many kids that actually experienced those sleep problems. They gave these two kids a test then they put them to sleep ad see if they would improve.

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I found "Zzzs to As" persuasive because it had multiple credible resources. There were doctors that studied sleep so it was belivable that they knew what they were talking about.

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Yes, because it had a lot of credible sources. there were a lot of sleep doctors and there were a lot of people who went through sleep deprivation.

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Yes because it had a lot of credible sources. There were a lot of sleep doctors

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Bell Ringer: Did you find "From ZZZZs to As" persuasive? Why or why not?

What techniques did you find most effective in the video?

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I thought it was persuasive because it had multiple experts talk in it.