1. Too Much of This Tied to Poor Teen Mental Health Close Reading - #1 1

2. Brainstorm O What are some positive and negative attributes associated with being on social networks? 2

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4. Vocabulary: Speculate Contemplated Psychological Anonymity Implications 4

5. 5 to engage in thought or reflection; meditate

6. 6 to look at or view with continued attention; observe or study thoughtfully

7. 7 dealing with, or affecting the mind, especially as a function of awareness, feeling, or motivation:

8. 8 Act of lacking individuality, unique character, or distinction

9. 9 something suggested as naturally to be understood:

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11. 1 st Read O Read the article. O According to the text, what stuck out to you after you read it? 11

12. Re-read first chunk- 1 st ***to 2 nd *** O What is the cause for concern with teens and social networks? 12

13. Re-read second chunk- 1st ^^^ to 2 nd ^^^ O What is it about social networks that makes them so potentially dangerous to a teens mental health? 13

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15. Re-read third chunk— 1 st ### to 2 nd ### O Lets debate this statement: “All social network encourage teens compare themselves to others?” 15

16. Discussion: With your present knowledge of social networks; what is a healthy range of time spent daily on social networks and how can we formulate ways that teens can increase their positive mental health while interaction with social networks? 16

17. 3 rd Read O Read the entire article independently 17

18. Summary Writing O Summarize the article and give your views on how social networks impact teens mental health. Provide 3 examples from reading that support your view. (3 paragraphs) 18