1. 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.
Some people blame Hollywood's glamorization of
teen and single mothers. Others say there's too little sex education or that
it's too hard to get contraception. Sarah Brown, director of the National Campaign
to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, talks about intended and unintended teen pregnancy.
2. 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.
3. Quote 1:
My first quote is about something that the main
speaker said. He is trying to say that schools need more “sex education“ and
that girls should try to keep the “relationship“ to the fathers of their
children.
Quote 2:
“I
just wasn’t thinking about it“, is one of the most sentences girls say after
they got pregnant. Those students definitely need more education. Many students
just watch the movie “Juno“, a movie about pregnancy and after that they had
some “kind of education“.
4. MLA: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=91922569
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