Aurash KhajehnouriAP English Language and CompositionMr. RingApril 7, 2014Curfew for teenagersThe idea that the government would impose a curfew on teenagers is causing a lot of controversy. Whether it is the government or parents who impose the curfew, many adolescents oppose it and do not understand why it is necessary. Although some believe that curfews will help teens stay out of trouble, others believe that teens need to be able to be trusted to stay out of trouble. Curfews have both advantages and disadvantages, and it is worth discussing between parents and their children what time the curfew should be enforced. Additionally, a major disagreement regarding curfew for adolescents concerns the idea that establishing a curfew would pose a threat to adolescents' freedoms and be a violation of their parents' rights. Teenagers should set a curfew even if their parents trust them, because it helps establish discipline, teaches them that pushing boundaries is not always possible, and protects them from potential dangers and unwanted consequences. One of the most convincing arguments in favor of confining adolescents. The curfew is that it ensures that they will get enough sleep at night (Source A). If teens get home at two or three each night, they don't have time to get a full night of quality sleep. Although sleep is vital for every human being, it is especially so for adolescents, as they are still growing and need this time at night to grow and recharge. Without sufficient deep sleep, it is noticeably harder for people to function the next day, because the brain needs this time to rest and regenerate. The suggested sleep duration for teens is 9.5 hours, and while some may need that much sleep in the middle of a paper, they also wonder why there is only a curfew to ensure the safety of adolescents. . Many believe that the safety of teenagers should not be placed higher than that of adults and that there should be precautions to keep everyone safe, day and night. Whether or not teenagers oppose the establishment of a curfew, it is undeniable that a curfew would significantly affect them. positive way. A curfew is not something parents impose on their children to show distrust, but rather a safety net put in place to minimize possible bad situations. Rather than opposing the establishment of a curfew, adolescents should accept the fact that they have one and show responsibility by respecting it. Additionally, if teenagers demonstrate responsibility and maturity while respecting the curfew, it would benefit them because their parents would be more likely to trust them in case they need to extend their curfew..