Ben's MGRP by Ben Ivey

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27bivey — 2024-05-13 12:26:51 UTC

My research question is how does adequate sleep really affect our daily life? I chose this topic because I wanted to know why people are always saying sleep is so important. I chose to write a newspaper article about my topic because I thought it was an informing way to present my research. I chose to make a flier because I thought it would be an easy way to show my research while also making it professional looking. I chose to write a doctor's note as my third genre because I could show the side effects of not sleeping as well as what a doctor would actually say about it. My repetend is the negative effects of sleep deprivation. In all of my genres I talk about what not sleeping enough does to your mental and physical health. I learned the real reason why sleep is important and how good nightly sleep can completely change how you function throughout the day.

Genre #1

27bivey — 2024-05-13 12:27:22 UTC

Genre #2

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Genre #3

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Works Cited

27bivey — 2024-05-13 12:30:34 UTC

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