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The Outsiders show a connection with the article, "Let's Talk", shows that most of the time, being in a gang could effect your family on way or another. In The Outsiders, Ponyboy is in a gang and he got in a fight making his family suffer.

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In the Book The Outsiders and the article "Instead of suspending students who misbehave, L.A. schoolssay 'let's talk'" shows a connection how talking something out and having support is better than stress and getting into fights. I think this is a connection between the articles because, in the text it says, "

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some students have been hurt, just like how the socs go around hurting the greasers

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The connection I see is how Banks father is involved in a gang and his mother is jobless.  I think this connects with The Outsiders because it talks about how his mother and father are both doing bad and basically he is saying that he has nobody and in the story   The Outsiders he is also explains how he basically doesn't have anyone because his Mom and Father are both dead and he basically doesn't have neither of them to rely on .   In the article "Let's Talk" it states that he say "Banks said his father is involved in a gang and his mother is jobless."

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That the kids should go to some type of counseling instead of getting  of them getting in trouble just like how Pony boy got talked to about walking by himself.

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Both of the gangs have huge problems that need to be talked about. The people just being in a gang can represent their feeling of wanting to cause trouble because no one else wants to helps them. If they all could just "talk" about somehow, than any further problems can be easily avoided.

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The students would gather around in a circle and talk about people who they have lost in there lives. This is like the outsiders because Pony-boy lost his mother and father and he may need to talk to somebody about it.

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Over the last three years, Marcquees Banks has been taken out of class twice for getting into fights. Just like in the Outsiders the main characters get into trouble for fighting.

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Ponyboy needs somebody to talk to like in the article "Let's Talk". Ponyboy needs to talk about how he is feeling about his parents, Darry, and Soda

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I think it is related is the sense that it could be a good way for the Socs and Greasers to work out the problems but the again that is me grabbing at straws. As for if the intervention could have helped... well probably not as the Socs wouldn't care and the Greasers would be to angry at the Socs for trying to kill one of there gang members especially considering he was so young.

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The school wanted to make a program of, "Let's talk," so instead of the kids getting suspended or having a hard time at school because of things going on at home that they can't talk about, they made this club. I didn't read the first chapter of the "Outsiders," yet because I wasn't her eon Tuesday when we did read it but from the explanations and connections that we have made so far in class is that, when we were talking about how Darry shows his way of love in a different way, these kids are showing or telling their feelings a couple of kids at a time so they can connect to the different problems other kids have in a different way like Darry showing his love to his two brothers that he has to take care of.

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In the article it says "He said he always thought he would end up in jail, because that is what others seemed to expect of him." In the "The Outsiders" Ponyboy and the Greasers are know for doing things that may get them in trouble with the police.

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In the text, it states, "One-on-one "harm circles" are formed between students, parents and counselors when conflicts arise" and "seeing how well children come to understand each other is another." This shows that using an alternative method of solving any conflict can be beneficial.

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A connection i see between Let's Talk and the outsiders is that both Pony Boy and banks were both disciplined to the point were they were punished. This intervention wouldn't help with Pony Boy and the socs because since there rich and spoiled they think they can do anything they want without getting in trouble which wasn't the case in chapter 1

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This could've prevented the fight between Ponyboy and the Socs because maybe the Socs have issues going on at home and If they had the restorative justice system, the Socs could talk about it and it could make them feel better to get it all out. A quote from the article to prove my claim is "...said Banks, 17, talking of the student he had been fighting with, Banks said his father is involved in a gang and his mother is jobless." This could be happening with the Socs at home which can cause them to be angry elsewhere, which in this situation is towards Ponyboy.

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"Students talked about relatives who had been killed..." this supports the story because Pony boys parents died and it effected him like the students at that school.

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Instead of  suspending students they have them talk to one another to see what the problem was

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In The Outsiders novel could use restorative system as their is a lot of problems obviously going on in this town, and maybe counseling is what the kids need to work together as said in the text "One-on-one "harm circles" are formed between students, parents, and counselors when conflicts arise". In The Outsiders maybe their would never be fights if both the Socs, and Greasers got face-to-face without having a conflict.

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Respond to the second article, "Let's Talk", with a claim regarding any connections you see to The Outsiders. Could this intervention strategy have prevented the incident between Ponyboy and the Socs during Chapter 1, for example.  Provide evidence from the article to support your claim in your response.