1 . How to Spread Awareness About Climate Change

Climate change is one of the biggest problems we’re facing on our planet. Even though some people aren’t aware of how seriously it affects the world, there are a lot of things you can do to keep them informed.

Share news on social media.     1    . Look online for videos, news articles, and recent research about climate change from sources you trust, such as the EPA, the NOAA, or NASA. Post the links on your Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram feeds and encourage other people to share them as well.

    2    . Talk about the visible impacts if someone doesn’t see the big picture. Some people might not notice the effects of climate change and don’t understand how severe of a problem it is. Discuss the changes that have happened in your community due to climate change so they have a better idea of the problems.

Create art relating to climate change. Show the effects and images of climate change through your work. Art inspires so many people, so it might be a good way to show your concerns about climate change.

Then, you should keep in mind that climate change is the phenomenon of changing weather patterns in the world.     3    , and avoid politically biased or commercially-biased media.

2 . How to Obey and Respect Your Parents

Part of growing up means taking more responsibility for your life and actions. But your sense of responsibility and independence may cause tension (紧张关系) between you and your parents. However, listening to your parents and keeping a line of communication open will show them that you respect them and their wishes. Additionally, by respectfully disagreeing with your parents, you may be able to come to a solution that satisfies both you and your parents.

    1    . Avoid interrupting your parents while they are talking. Let your parents say what they need to say before you respond.

Talk to Your Parents. Have a conversation with your parents at least once a week. Parents like to know what is going on in their kid’s life. They like to hear about school, friends, weekend plans, and other topics. Once or twice a week, sit down with your mom or dad after dinner or breakfast to catch up.

Disagree Respectfully.     2    . Try to avoid screaming and yelling at your parents if you disagree with a rule or something they have said. If you find yourself becoming angry, count to three in your head and take a deep breath. Then respond as calmly as possible. Keep in mind that your parents just want to protect and care for you.

At last, show your gratitude by giving them a card. Pick up a thank you card from your local pharmacy or grocery store.     3    . Tell them that you appreciate them and love them.