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Hunter Tompkins How would you feel if you were used as a test subject?

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Cash Thompson
Level 3 Question: How would you demonstrate the pain and abuse the disabled people went through and compare or contrast it to How Doodle was treated at the beginning of the story?

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I fell like braden could've added more context and details.

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ashley benefield (level 3 question #1)     Put yourself in the children's shoes how would you feel and what would you do.

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Andrew Carroll)  Level 3/ How would you change the punishment methods?

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Im responding to Landons question) i'd like to add something.I would say that i would probably be upset all the time and just feel unloved and wish that i was somewhere else.-Connor Fennell

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Cash Thompson
I am responding to Connor Fennell: I saw that the people living there didn't have a good personal hygiene, because they had to take a bath once a week and they had to wear other people's clothes throughout the time they lived there, the punishments have also affected them, if they cry then they would be locked in a dark storage closet.

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Andrew Carroll               I agree with Landon, Ashley,  and Savanah. The punishment for when they cried was horrible because they are kids and are being treated like aliens, in their own country!

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I'm responding to Braden Pitt. Even though they are kids I think it is wrong to do what they did to them, they did nothing wrong and they should not have did it.

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I am responding to Abby's question: The punishment for crying was horrible and inhumane. No one deserves to be locked up just for the simple human factor of crying. I also don't believe that the punishment would even be that effective.

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Braden Pitt
I'm responding to  Landon Oldham- I agree with the point that the children were only able to bottle their emotions up inside them.

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Landon Oldham
I'm responding to Abby's question- I'd like to add something i'd say that the crying is a good point, but i think you could add a little more info.

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I am responding to Abby Ewell    I think the punishment for crying was a little harsh on the young children but you also have to think children cry alot and they need to be talked to rather then shoved in a room. _ashley benefield

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I am responding to Conner Fennel) Hunter Tompkins- I observed that these harsh conditions are not meant for kids especially disabled kids.

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Savannah Best- I am responding to Abby's comment. The punishment for crying is outrageous. If I were locked into a closet for crying, that would honestly make me cry more. I don't feel that locking them into a closet/small room is effective to stop the children from crying.

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I am responding to Arley's question. The nurses were clearly irritated by the children and didn't like them because they were disabled. Abby Ewell

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I'm responding to Abby's question.
The punishment for crying was very harsh, because children tend to cry a lot and instead of a punishment they need to be taken care of. - Arley Satterfield

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I am responding to ashley: The treatment would be worse because they are older and have more control over their actions. Andrew Carroll

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Im responding to Braden Pitt- Even though you have a good point I think you should add more infomation

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Kinzie Pledger    Level 2 - How would you differentiate between Doodle and the disable kids?

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Connor Fennell   -  level 2 question:What did you observe from this article about  the harsh conditions in                   these instittuions ?

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Chris Story
Level 2 question- how would you compare and contrast about the hospital and the way they felt about the hospital?

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Landon Oldham
level 2 question - how would you express if you were in the same situation as these children?

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ashley benefield (level 2 question #1)  How would you describe how you think the children felt and how the cruelty was in the hospitial?

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Braden Pitt
Level 2- How can you describe the way they felt?

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Abby Ewell level 2: What can you say about the punishment for crying?

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Landon Oldham
Level 2 question-  how would you identify the abuse in these hospitals?

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andrew carroll       How can you describe the environment of a mental health institusion? Level 2

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Level 2: How would you describe the cruelty at these hospitals?

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Savannah Best-Level 2- What would happen if a child from a 20th century mental facility met Doodle and asked him about his life? How would Doodle react? How would the 20th century children react?

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Hunter Tompkins-- level 2 question How would you handle doodle as his brother? What would you do differently?

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Arley Satterfield
Level 2 Question - What can you infer about the nurses based off of how they treated the children?

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Level 2 Question: What would happen if doodle didn't die? And how would the story change?

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Cash Thompson: Level 2 Question: What would happen if they were treated so much worse and How would “The Scarlet Ibis” story change if they did?

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Ashley Benefield  (level 2 question #2) What would happen if the kids were adults would the punishments be worse or better?

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Level 2 Question: Why do you think James Hurst (author) didn't give Doodle's brother his own name?