Annotated Bibliography
MLA:
Pardini, Priscilla. "'I Chose the Baby'." Rethinking Schools Vol. 17
No. 4. Summer 2003: n.p. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 11 May 201
In the article “I Chose the Baby“ by Prisculla Pardini
has information about Teen pregnancy rates are down, but without supportive
schools, the consequences for young moms can be devastating. Because millions
of American teens get pregnant, and half a million give birth, every year. At
that rate, one in every four teen girls gets pregnant before turning 20.
It is worthwhile form me, because it gives me a specific
discussion of the devastating toll that teen pregnancy takes on the child
welfare system and stresses hat reducing teen pregnancy rates.
It gives me specific data and shows me the most effective
way available to reduce childhood here in the States.
The podcast “Who’s to blame?“ is 17 teenage girls at
Gloucester High School in Massachusetts who, it said, got together to form a
"pregnancy pact." The story has since been disputed by families of
the girls and by the mayor, but it's raised a lot of discussion about planned
teenage pregnancy.
It is worthwhile form me, because it shows me how many
unplanned pregnancies happen and what these girls are trying to do about that.
It tells me that schools need more education, because the
data that this audio discussion gives me is higher than I thought.
MLA:
ProQuest Staff. "At Issue: Teenage Pregnancy." ProQuest LLC.
2012:
n.pag. SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 06 May 2012
The article “Teenage Pregnancy“ is about a special education
to prevent pregnancy. It gives specific data, for example that eighty percent
of those birth are to unmarried teens and that in the year 2005- 2006 education
started growing. Programs and campaigns started to reduce teen motherhood.
This article is worthwhile form
me, because it tells me about the children that are born with health problems.
It doesn’t tell me specific information about my topic, but it fills the
overall information for pregnant teens.
"Why
Schools Give Birth Control." USA TODAY. 04 Apr 2012: A.7.
SIRS Issues Researcher. Web. 06 May 2012
The article “Why Schools Give birth Control“ by USA Today
talks about a special clinic that has success with pregnant teens. The system
started 2010 and it improves the test scores and the behavior form pregnant
teens.
It is worthwhile form me,
because it tells me something about another organization that
helps pregnant teens to finish their graduation. In addition it gives me
specific data about the results.
(10/2010)
Pregnancy Does Not Mean Life Interrupted." Basilandspice.com 6 Oct. 2010.
General OneFile. Web. 1 May 2012.
In the article “Pregnancy Does Not Mean Life Interrupted“ by
Linda Burke- Galloway they talk about what is going to happen after you got
pregnant. It has also information how the boy react to that and often don’t
support the girl, because they don’t feel ready to become a father.
It is worthwhile, because it tells me something about
another
Organization, which supports young teens in their situations
and about the fathers. This article show me how many ways you can find to don’t
interrupted your entire life.
Arnoldy, Ben. "Special Schools
for Pregnant Girls?."
Christian Science Monitor. 30
Apr 2008: n.p. SIRS Issues Researcher
Web. 01 May 2012.
The article “Special Schools for Pregnant Girls“ by Ben
Arnoldy is about pregnant teens in different situations and different locations
here in the United States.
It is worthwhile for me because I can get specific
informations form young teens in High School and their worries and feelings
about it. In addition I never knew that special school for pregnant teens
even exist. It also shows me that they help them to get good grades and even
finish their High School.
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