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HOPE Segment 2, Community Wellness Milestone Two

Topic - ___Bullying_______________________________________

Introduction (Identify the issue and explain why this issue is important):
Bullying is a big issue in schools and it is important to address because people are committing suicide because of it.

Source #1 –
Age: 17
Credible: He is credible because he witnessed it.
Accurate: He can give me accurate sightings of bullying he’s seen at school.
Reasonable: He is my best friend so he wouldn’t lie about it or take ones side.
Support: He has seen it happen at school.

Source #2 -

Age: 35
Credible: She can tell me about bullying she has knowledge of.
Accurate: She could inform me on her past growing up.
Reasonable: She wouldn’t lie to me about them.
Support: her friends used to get bullied in high school.

Source #3 –
Age: 43
Credible: He has had to deal with bullying in class.
Accurate: He got a club together to help stop bullying.
Reasonable: He is a very helpful teacher.
Support: He started an anti- bullying group

Source #4 –
Credible: A club at my high school that’s against bullying.
Accurate: It is accurate/non profitable club that just boosts awareness.
Reasonable: They have helped reduce bullying.
Support: they are at all pep-rallies and other events to bring awareness.

Source #5 –http://www.antibullying.net/
Credible: They are a national wide organization.
Accurate: It is a big website that can help stop bullying.
Reasonable: It gives real life non biased situations to deal with.
Support: It is accurate website with very good

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