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1. My favorite article was the article talking about what kind of procrastinator you are and how you can help yourself with that issue. It also talked about what a person's motives may be as a certain type of procrastinator.
2. I believe that students weights should not necessarily be checked by the school unless they give some sort of consent to doing so. It's good to know one's weight but not everyone needs to know, nor should it be done publicly.
3. If I make a mistake I usually just own up to it. It's better to take the responsibility now rather than blaming it on someone first and then maybe taking the blame later. I would suggest just coming out and saying it, don't try to dance around the subject.
4. I don't typically google my sickness. I have before, but it was to see what muscle, specifically, was hurting. The three rules that need to be looked for in researching illnesses is the credibility of the website, looking for biased websites, and the suffix of the URL.

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My favorite article was about the girl that coded/created a software to prevent cyber bullying. I liked this article because it was very hopeful/uplifting to know that someone is actually making a potential difference towards the epidemic of cyber-bullying.

I believe that schools do not body shame the students but the students within the school do.

How one owns up to a mistake is by saying sorry and taking full responsibility with no excuses while paying mind to the other person's feelings.

I have googled myself sick before. If I remember right I think I googled symptoms of heart disease or a heart attack because I was convinced that I was starting to have/going to have one of those.

The three rules when it comes to looking stuff up for medical stuff is check for credibility, the suffix of the URL whether it says .org, .com, .edu etc, and looking for biased websites.

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My favorite article was the school weighing kids one and the body mass because it was very interesting learning new things about the topics.
I think that people that are overweight already know that they are overweight and they shouldn't have to be reminded of it and shamed in school. When you want to apoligize you should not cross your arms and make sure that the other person knows that you are serious. Usually when Im sick I do look it up but i also go to the doctor. The 3 rules are be aware of the source, look at the sight and be aware.

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My favorite article was the school weighing the students.  It is perfectly appropriate to weigh students and to see if they are healthy.
Schools are not body shaming students, if someone is overweight or obese, they need to know that they can get in back down to a healthy weight, and if schools can help with that they should be allowed to.
When you want to apologize to someone you need to be truthful and don't make excuses.
I am not googling my self sick, when I feel sick I go to the doctor.

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1) are student getting body shamed by schools
2) no they are just concerned
3) When I make a mistake I ask myself what I did wrong and then asses the problem.
4) sometime i do google it but most of the time i go to the doctor.

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1. My favorite article was the one about the student addicts. I found it interesting to read each of their stories and how it affected their lives.
2.  I think that schools are body shaming students because they shouldn't be forced to weigh themselves in front of their teachers and friends. It's embarrassing and it is a private matter that should only be shared between people they feel comfortable sharing it with.
3. You own up to your mistakes by apologizing and admitting that you were wrong in the first place; you just have to get rid of your pride.
4. I don't google my sickness very much, but Ive done it before in the past. Ive googled "how to get rid of cramps, charlie horses, and coughs/sore throats ." Ive also googled "how to prevent a cold"

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My favorite article is the one about the people who used to be addicts and then they became healthy and started to become better people which is a good thing.

Things like individuals weights should not be checked by school and they should not be checking the students body weight if the student doesn't want to check or have everyone know. Those kind of things can be embarrassing for some people.

When I mess up something I try to do my best by making the situation better and overall just apologizing that way it's as simple and easy as it possibly can be. Otherwise it could make a huge mess.

I do not think that I am googling myself sick because I am never sick and when I am I go to a doctor.

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my favorite article was we used to be drug addicts. it was interesting to learn how it was like to be a drug addict and how the drug changed there lives forever.
2 No, the schools are not body shaming because they don't make a big deal about how you look or weigh.
3 mistakes are a part of life if you don't make mistakes then you can not get better at what you do.

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1. My favorite article was the googling your sick article. It was very interesting about picking out the good sources from the bad ones.
2. No, the schools are just concerned about the students health. The schools want to help the students get healthier so the don't have health problems later in life but some students take it the wrong way.
3. Tips to owning up to mistakes is apologizing top the person and making it a good one. You want to reunite with the person and not puke and your friendship. Also if you wait to long to say sorry it won't mean anything so apologize quick and make it meaningful.
4. No, usually I don't google an illness I have but sometimes I do google symptoms of what I have so I can expect what to happen. The three rules are Think before you clink on a site, sniff out the source, and beware of other people sharing their bad experiences with it.

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1. My favorite article was the one about former drug addicts. I found it really interesting to see how they overcame their addiction and how they are able to receive an education in a safe environment.

2. I do not think schools are body shaming students because they don't make a big deal about your weight in front of others.

3.  When I make a mistake I own up to it by acknowledging that I made a mistake and apologize to the person.

4. I am not googling myself sick because I don't google anything about my health. The three rules are Think before you click, sniff out the source, and beware of others.

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1)Power of saying sorry
2)No
3)Accept it and move on
4)No

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1. my favorite article is we used to be drug addicts. I liked how they fixed there lives
2 I don't think schools are body shaming students because at our school it is a choice to step on the scale.
3 tips on owning up to a mistake apologize asap
watch body language
and check in with the person after
4 I don't really google something when i'm sick i go to the doctor or deal with it.

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1.My favorite article was we used to be drug addicts. It was interesting because kids just like us got addicted and this proves to some of us youngins without experience that we are not invincible to addiction.
2. Schools are not trying to body shame students, they are just trying to promote healthy behaviors but kids are very emotional nowadays so they get all upset about it.
3. You could just think before you act or say something that could harm a person but if you let something bad slide make sure to apologize and make certain that the person is not too upset about it and they know you didn't mean it.
4. I don't google about my health i just suck it up or take whatever drugs my mom gives me cause shes a nurse.

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1 My favorite article is why can't I stop procrastinating because it shows that it is not caused by laziness only the emotions caused by that object.
2 Sure
3 Just say what you did wrong
4 no

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My favorite article was the apology one because it tells you how to actually say a sincere apology. I think that other students are body shaming students because schools have dress codes but i wouldn't consider that body shaming. When you own up to something it should be sincere and real, you should do it in person and make eye contact during your apology. I've never googled a sickness I had or symptoms i've had but it does seem kind of silly to do that. You have to find a reliable source.

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1. My favorite article was the one about former drug addicts. It was really interesting to hear their stories and their progression of recovery from the drugs they did in their youth. They explained how quickly drugs escalated and ruined their lives when they were younger and the risks that come with taking drugs.
2.  I don't think schools mean to body shame students but it comes across that way anyway. Schools want their students to be healthier and happier and learn there but it can be difficult for someone with body image issues to see or realize that and not feel bad about themselves if they do those tests in school and the results are poor. Schools just need to find a way that benefits all students in a safe and non discriminatory way.
3. You own up to a mistake by acknowledging you're wrong or were in the wrong. Some ways or tips for that is to obviously say you're sorry and be sincere about it. Don't do it over text, do it in person, and work to gain the persons trust back. Admit you were wrong and that it won't happen again.
4. I don't google myself sick because I don't really trust google enough. I know that a simple common cold can be exaggerated into something completely opposite and deadly. As far as I remember I have never googled anything related to my health. If I was concerned about something I would tell or ask my parents or ask to go to the doctor. The three rules are Think before you click, sniff out the source, and beware.

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1. The power of saying sorry because I feel that saying sorry truly has a strong impact on how a situation ends up in the end.

2. I feel that there are some schools that do body shame a lot, but thankfully here at Waconia its not as frequent of a thing that occurs.

3. If I know I screwed up, I man up to my own problems and take them head on instead of trying to hide from them because then they will just get worse. Some tips would be to admit to your fault, own up to it, keep things in perspective and not take them out of hand, and apologize.

4. No I have not googled myself sick, usually when I get sick i ask my parents or just not even worry about it. three rules would be to look at the URL of the website you are looking at, the source that you are using, the date the article was published, and the tone of the article.

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1. I thought the "we used to be drug addicts' was interesting because everyone always thinks that they arent going to get addicted and stuff like that and this shows that kids our age can still get addicted and really mess up their lives.
2. Yeah because when you do your bmi or you weight other people could see and make you self conscious.
3. If you mess up its best to own up to it, apologize if needed, and just try to move past it.
4. i dont google when im sick, theres not really a point to it. I will sometimes google health effects of somethings like food and stuff. Rule number 1 is to think before you click, number 2 is sniff out the source and number 3 is beware

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1. my favorite article was the "we use to be drug addicts article"  because it shows how bad addiction actual is and how dangerous it is but you can always get help if you choose to do so.
2. No, they are just looking out for the kids when it comes to there weight and things like that we should be grateful they care so much for us.
3.Just say your sorry it goes along way to say sorry and own up to your mistakes.
4.no u sally when im sick i go to the doctor not google it, what is google suppose to say that a doctor cant. rule #1 think before you click Rule #2 sniff out the source rule #3 beware

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1. My favorite article was the google yourself because I thought i was pretty funny because i do it all the time.
2. I guess maybe , it seems like they are but sometimes it can unintentionally.
3. How to own to your mistake is to show you are sorry make an effort and let them know.
4.yes i have because sometimes my parents don't believe me when i'm sick so look it up. 1.how many other web sites link to that site. 2. The number of times your search's keywords show up on the site. 3 Your search engine history

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1.My favorite article is the one on drug addicts. It was interesting to learn how it was like to be a drug addict and how it changed their lives.
2.I don't think think they are purposely shaming students but the schools should make it optional to be checked for their (BMI).
3 To own up to a mistake you have to confess and accept the punishments.
4. Ive never googled a sickness that i have I just sit there and be sick.
Rule 1-Think before you click
Rule 2-Sniff out the source
Rule 3-Beware

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1.My favorite article was "Why Can't I Stop Procrastinating". I have a problem with this myself and I thought it was really helpful on giving advice.
2. Yes, I do believe that schools are body shaming students. Students should not be forced to be weighed in front of the class. It has no effect on childhood obesity and makes students feel self concious.
3. You can owy up to your mistakes by admitting that it was your fault and not making up excuses for your behavior.
4. I have never googled about my health. The 3 rules are: think before you click, sniff out the source and beware "It happened to me."

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1. My favorite article was the bully blocker. It described how people really need to watch what they say to everyone, and on social media. It could lead someone to think that their life does not matter, and they could commit suicide.
2. I am kind of in the middle of schools body shaming their students. Yes, the persons weight should just be between them and their doctor. I also think no because kids do need to know that their body weight could have severe consequences when they are older if they do not get it under control.
3. You can own up to a mistake by admitting what you did wrong and promising to earn that persons trust back. A person can also own up to a mistake by apologizing in person because it shows that you are sincere about you apology, and the mistake you made.
4. The three rules to googling yourself sick are- Think before you click, Sniff out the source, Beware. I once googled what was wrong with my left ear when I could not hear out of it. I read something on swimmers ear, went to the doctor and that was what it was. I was very careful to use sites where doctors were explaining the symptoms, and not just some random blog post from a person with a earache.

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1. My favorite article was "We Used to be Drug Addicts" because I really enjoyed hearing about people near my age turning their lives around and recovering from harmful decisions.  I found their accounts very inspiring, especially that of the two friends.
2. I believe that schools are not intentionally body-shaming students, but they should take a more constructive approach to the obesity pandemic. Rather than making BMI screenings so public, for example, they should offer health advice in private. However, I think that schools have an obligation to be involved in the health and development of their students.
3.  In order to own up to a mistake you have to not  only acknowledge your mistake, but also the effect that it had on the people around you. Tips for a good apology include direct eye contact, recognizing the other person's feelings, and asking for forgiveness and trust in a sincere way.
4. I take the information that I find on the internet with a grain of salt and therefore am not greatly influenced by health articles. If I do google symptoms or information such as exercises or nutrition facts, I make sure to do a cross reference and not take everything I see as absolute fact. The three rules are think about the source before you choose one, analyze components of the source to determine its validity, and beware of bias on the internet.

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1. My favorite article was the one about procrastination. I liked the interactive part of the article and how it gives feedback about how you can fix your problem.
2. I think that schools do body shame students not necessarily on purpose but many people are insecure  about themselves and one of the most common places for it to affect them is at school. Trying to calculate BMI's and personal info for school doesn't have to happen, we just need to be taught how to take care of ourselves.
3. Apologies and owning up to a mistake are definitely problems that our generation face constantly. People have a very hard time getting over their pride and excepting that we are all human and we make mistakes, and that is a big thing for people to learn but it shouldn't be. We should be able to accept that we can make mistakes and swallow our pride to apologies right away.
4. I think that we google ourselves sick way too much as a generation, but it is also a great resource that can help us to know what's up when it is used correctly. If someone uses a reliable source then it is a great thing. People don't often talk to their parents or a trusted adult around them when they think that they are sick and are very quick to go to the doctor, which is fine but I think that asking someone else if it's serious first would be a much better idea than wasting money on a doctors visit that was nothing.

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1. My favorite article was “Are Schools Body-Shaming Students?” because I think that more people need to realize that a lot of people are more self conscious, and by weight them at school, it might just make them feel worse about it. A lot of people are probably fine with it, but you have to remember all the people that might not be.

2. Yes, schools are body shaming students. By making students weigh themselves at school, it could make them more self conscious.

3. You can own up to your mistake by just admitting you’re wrong, and making your apology about the other person, not just excuses about you.

4. The three rules about googling a potential sickness are: Think before you click, sniff out the source, and beware.1. My favorite article was “Are Schools Body-Shaming Students?” because I think that more people need to realize that a lot of people are more self conscious, and by weight them at school, it might just make them feel worse about it. A lot of people are probably fine with it, but you have to remember all the people that might not be.

2. Yes, schools are body shaming students. By making students weigh themselves at school, it could make them more self conscious.

3. You can own up to your mistake by just admitting you’re wrong, and making your apology about the other person, not just excuses about you.

4. The three rules about googling a potential sickness are: Think before you click, sniff out the source, and beware.