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If something can't be proven UNTRUE with facts...is it true?

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How do you feel about people supporting these girls? Does it make them heroes? Is it ethical?

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One of the professors in the film says, "Beliefs and ideas can be viruses of the mind..." ...What "viruses" do you have?

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How do you personally cope with finding out information that refutes a belief you hold?

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What influence do our beliefs have over our actions?

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How does the internet impact lonely people?

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Did the filmmakers make the right choice to not interview the victim? What might the victim's side of the story added to this discussion?

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What would your internet history say about you?

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http://www.unlimitedchoice.org/blog/meditations/perception-vs-reality/

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Did the girls really understand what was going on and what they were doing?

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http://www.cnn.com/videos/bestoftv/2014/06/04/exp-slenderman-case-reality-vs-fantasy.cnn

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How, and to what extent did their schizophrenia affect their ability to function as rational human beings?

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how is morgan and anissa's friendship coming along? are they still as close?

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ttps://www.nap.edu/read/9747/chapter/7

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does bella and her parents eventually forgive anissa and morgan?

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why did the girls show no sympathy half of the time during the interview?

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1.Do you think Anissa and Morgan were fully aware of what they were doing?
2.Do you think Anissa and Morgan learned anything from being in jail?
3.Do you think these girls are capable of doing something like this again if  they are let free by 18?

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why are children involved in all this crimes ?

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Many young children in America are imperiled by abuse, neglect, domestic and community violence, and poverty. Without effective intervention and help, these children suffer, struggle, and fall into despair and hopelessness. Some young teens cannot manage the emotional, social, and psychological challenges of adolescence and eventually engage in destructive and violent behavior. Sadly, many states have ignored the crisis and dysfunction that creates child delinquency and instead have subjected kids to further victimization and abuse in the adult criminal justice system.

Across the United States, thousands of children have been sentenced as adults and sent to adult prisons. Children as young as eight have been prosecuted as adults. EJI believes that no children under age 14 should be prosecuted as an adult for any crime, and is working to ban underage prosecution.

Some 10,000 children are housed in adult jails and prisons on any given day in America. Children are five times more likely to be sexually assaulted in adult prisons than in juvenile facilities and face increased risk of suicide. EJI believes confinement of children with adults in jails and prisons is indefensible, cruel, and unusual, and it should be banned.

Some 3000 children nationwide have been sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. Children as young as thirteen have been tried as adults and sentenced to die in prison, typically without any consideration of their age or circumstances of the offense. EJI argued in the United States Supreme Court that death-in-prison sentences imposed on children are unconstitutional, and the Court has now banned death-in-prison sentences for children convicted of non-homicide crimes and mandatory death-in-prison sentences for all children because of "children's diminished culpability, and heightened capacity for change."

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Many young children in America are imperiled by abuse, neglect, domestic and community violence, and poverty. Without effective intervention and help, these children suffer, struggle, and fall into despair and hopelessness. Some young teens cannot manage the emotional, social, and psychological challenges of adolescence and eventually engage in destructive and violent behavior.

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http://www.biography.com/people/charles-manson-9397912#murders
(followers of Charles Manson committed murders for their leader)

- Isaac K.

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1. Does Anissa regret stabbing Payton, "Bella" ?
2. If Anissan

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1. How was Anissa chosen by Slenderman?
2. Why didn't Morgan's mother and father tell her about her mental illness?
3. Do you think this would have not cause Morgan to stab Bella?

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1. if the parents could see the signs in this kids at as little as 3 years how come they didnt't try to improve or change them before

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http://www.nytimes.com/1982/02/14/nyregion/study-says-drugs-influence-criminal-behavior.html      how could two 12 year old girls get a knife from the kitchen? why was bella picked for the stabbing/ death?

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1. Is prison the right place for Morgan and Anissa?
2. How did they believe that Bella was the one to be stabbed?
3.What pushed Anissa's mindset to believe that slenderman was real and that there would be consequences if she didn't obey him?

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schiz·o·phre·ni·a

ˌskitsəˈfrēnēə,ˌskitsəˈfrenēə/

noun

1. a long-term mental disorder of a type involving a breakdown in the relation between thought, emotion, and behavior, leading to faulty perception, inappropriate actions and feelings, withdrawal from reality and personal relationships into fantasy and delusion, and a sense of mental fragmentation.

(in general use) a mentality or approach characterized by inconsistent or contradictory elements.

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Why didn't the girls go to juvenile court first then moved up to a adult court?

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1.who told them to kill there friend even though they didnt see slender man
2. when  deciding the fate of these kids will they take age and development into account
3.if the internet had not been a part in this do you think they would've done something like this again

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Did they have to take morgan and anissa to adult prison

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1. Why try young girls in an adult courtroom and put them in an adult prison?
2. What was going on through these girls' minds?
3. What does prison do to people and their mindsets on life?

- Isaac K.

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exp slenderman case reality vs fantasy cnn

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After the 'Slenderman' case, parents question when kids can distinguish between reality and fantasy.

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How can we distinguish reality from fantasy?

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How can we distinguish reality from fantasy?

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Click the "plus" button to add something new. You must add 3 questions and they cannot be the same as another persons. You must also add the link to the article you found from the google classroom. Make a different post for each individual item. See my example. You can also link to video, btw, which can be a creative way to share your link!

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