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Earbud Persuasive Speech
Dear sixth grade students, do you enjoy your hearing? If you do, you should understand the potential prejudicial effects of wearing earbuds when listening to music. If the music’s too loud, you may lose the ability to hear that you cherish so much. The key is controlling your volume level. Your ears will thank you.

According to the article "Doctor says it's best to keep the volume at medium or lower with ear buds," the louder a sound is, the more quickly it can cause injury to your ears. Some hearing loss is the consequence of nerve damage, your audio devices are more than capable of destroying your ears that way. The noise level composed at a music concert is around 115 decibels, at this level, nerve damage is likely to happen in under

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