https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i Made with serendipity en-us 2018-04-21 00:42:03 UTC 2026-01-05 12:45:00 UTC hello@padlet.com huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254010946 2018-04-21 00:50:44 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254010946 huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254011103 2018-04-21 00:53:50 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254011103 huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254011202 Summary: This articles discusses how Santos Polendo, feels being a young migrant worker. He recalls his first day of work and it was terrible for him. He describes his typical day.

Ethos : "Yet, for the past 10 summers, backbreaking farmwork has been part of Santos's life and that of some 800,000 other children."

Pathos: Santos described his first day of work:  "I had blisters on my hands. My back was hurting. My head was hurting. I never thought I was going to make that my life."

Logos:  Parents allow their children to work because they need help to survive, "
While most parents like Santos's want a better life for their children, a typical farmworker earns $7,500 a year or less—hardly enough money to support a family. As a result, parents are faced with a difficult dilemma: keep their kids in school or send them out into the fields."]]> 2018-04-21 00:55:30 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254011202 huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254011822 2018-04-21 01:06:52 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254011822 huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254011890 Summary: This video discusses how it is legal for children to work in agriculture, but it is very dangerous for a child.

Ethos: There is a bill called the CARE Act that congress is looking into to amend The Fair Labor Standards Act to apply to the same kids that working in the agriculture fields as any other kids working in any other sector. 

Pathos: One of the boys felt embarrassed in class because his friends knew answers and he did not.

Logos: U.S laws make it legal for children to work in fields and employers are legal to hire them.]]> 2018-04-21 01:08:29 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254011890 huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254012641 2018-04-21 01:21:36 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254012641 huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254012657 Summary: This article focuses on the lives of migrant workers. Oscar Ramos, a third grade in Salinas, California, where half his class is made up of children of migrant workers. The article discusses how detrimental this life is to these children.

Ethos: "There are more than 2 million farmworkers in the U.S., and their median wage is a little over $9 an hour. Immigrant farmworkers (approximately 75 percent are coming from Mexico) often leave their home countries to seek a better life for their families. "

Pathos: "Coming to the U.S., the family still often goes to bed hungry, but not as much. José loves school, especially math, but he is one of two million undocumented children living in the U.S. today."

Logos: "These are the families who are picking food for America," says Pacheco. "We should know what their lives are like.”]]> 2018-04-21 01:22:00 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254012657 huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254012717 2018-04-21 01:22:47 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254012717 huddy_shayla https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254012728 Summary: This article discusses how the United States is failing to protect children migrant workers. 

Ethos:  "Child farmworkers as young as 12 years old often work for hire for 10 or more hours a day, five to seven days a week, Human Rights Watch found. Some start working part-time at age 6 or 7."

Pathos:  "I really didn't have a childhood, and I don't want [my own children] to go through what I did.  You're a kid only once. Once you get old you have to work."

Logos: "The United States spends over $25 million a year - more than all other countries combined - to eliminate child labor abroad, yet is tolerating exploitative child labor in its own backyard," Coursen-Neff said.]]> 2018-04-21 01:23:01 UTC https://padlet.com/huddy_shayla/j7o5ta4sdj0i/wish/254012728