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1. My favorite article was The Power of Saying Sorry because it is a good lesson for everyone to learn.
2. I don't think they are body shaming students and they need to teach them how to be healthy.
3.  To own up to a mistake you just have to take a step back and realize what you've done and then apologize for it. Don't lie or something when you make a mistake just own up to it and find a solution.
4. I have not ever googled about my health before, if I was sick I would ask my mom or go to the doctor. Three rules for googling about your health are look for .gov, .edu, or .org websites, make sure the website was made by a healthcare professional, and make sure the information is up to date.

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1. My favorite article was the one about the drug addicts.
2. No,
3. To own up to a mistake you have to say sorry and show them that you mean it. Even if you said sorry that should not be it, you should offer to do something nice for them.
4. No, I googled the difference between fitness and wellness for gym. The three rules are, Think before you click, sniff out the source, and beware it happened to me.

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-My favorite article was The Power of Saying Sorry because a bad apology can make the person you are trying to make feel better even worse which makes you feel worse.
-I feel like they aren't body shaming students at all they I think the schools are just doing it because how unhealthy the world is today.
-To own up to your mistakes by Apologizing in person, having good body language, and to have a post- apology check-in.
-I have googled strep throat before, The three rules are Think before you click, Sniff out the source, and Beware it happened to me.

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1)My favorite articular was the say sorry one because everyone should know when to say sorry and not always be mean
2)I dont think they are body shaming, i think that people just worry about what people might think but no body really cares
3)to own up to a mistake you just have to do it, its the right thing to do so you just have to do it.
4)I have googled myself sick when i had symptoms of strep throat, the three rules are 1)think before you click 2)sniff out the source 3) Beware it happend to me

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My Favorite article was the one about the girl who created a device to help hopefully make teens rethink and not cyberbully.
I think the that schools are not purposely body shaming and that their reason for doing it is good, however weight can be a really sensitive topic especially for teens and for other people to know their weight can be really hurtful.
To own up to a mistake you have to apologize, admit the mistake, show that you understand you hurt the other person's feelings, and promise fix it in the future.
I know a lot of people look up their symptoms but I think most people understand that the sources are pretty general because they can't match all of your symptoms just that one, so just because you have a runny nose that doesn't mean you have a fatal cancer or some of the other things they say. I usually do google it just to see but I rely more on my parents than the internet. I have looked up how to tell if your toe is broken. The rule is to think about which site you click on, check the source, and beware of other's experiences.

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1)My favorite article was the procrastination article because it's important to know the best way to complete tasks based on what type of person you are.
2)I don't think school have any intention of causing harm but when doing the BMI is negatively affecting students they should stop doing them.
3) To own up to a mistake people have to first recognize how they hurt the other person and be able to sincerely apologize and be honest and find what the best thing to do is after you've apologized with whoever you're talking to.
4)I really haven't googled things about health. The three rules include thinking before clicking on a website, examining the source to make sure it is reliable and staying clear of only looking at the rare bad things that have happened very few times.

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1. My favorite article was probably the one about the addicts because it showed how it can help people and get them help. Also that it actually works. It shocked me how young some of these people were when their addiction started.
2. No I don't think that fitness and BMI tests is body shaming. I believe that the schools are just trying to allow people to know they need to fix their health habits and care more about being more healthy and safe. We do not point out people who are bigger also we do not say you have a problem. We just promote healthy eating and activities.
3. If you plan on owning up to mistakes you need to have a sincere apology. Also a couple tips are to apologize right way, apologize in person, and also do not make excuses.
4. I do not google when I think I am sick. I normally already know what the problem is and if I do not know what is wrong. I tell my parents the situation and symptoms and see their ideas and advise on my illness.

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1. My favorite article was The Power of Saying Sorry because it is a good lesson for everyone to learn.
2. I don't think they are body shaming students and they need to teach them how to be healthy.
3.  To own up to a mistake you just have to take a step back and realize what you've done and then apologize for it. Don't lie or something when you make a mistake just own up to it and find a solution.
4. I have not ever googled about my health before, if I was sick I would ask my mom or go to the doctor. Three rules for googling about your health are look for .gov, .edu, or .org websites, make sure the website was made by a healthcare professional, and make sure the information is up to date.

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1. My favorite article was the one about the drug addicts. This is because they were able to get over the addiction that they were part of and now their lives are a lot better than they thought that they would be.
2. I do not think that schools are body shaming, however I think that the students should pick if they want to be tested or not. I think this because the every student has different comfort zones and the schools should resect the students comfort zone.
3. You can own up to your mistakes by having a real apology. To do this you should not make excuses, acknowledge the other persons feelings, and talk face to face, not over messages.
4. I do not google myself sick. The only things that I llok up on google for my health different types of stretches for muscles. The three rules are to think before you click, sniff out the source, and beware of the "it happend to be"

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1. My favorite article was The Power of Saying Sorry because it explains to readers the correct way to apologize to someone. Sometimes I need to remind myself not to blame my problems on other people when I am apologizing.
2. I do not think that schools are body shaming their students. However; I think that the BMI tests should be optional because a person's weight and health is personal business.
3. A person should own up to their mistakes by respectfully apologizing. When apologizing make sure not to blame others or make excuses for yourself.
4. I actually usually do not google myself sick, I simply just tell my parents. The three rules are 1- Think before you click, 2- sniff out the sources, and 3- beware "It happened to me."

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1. My favorite article was the body shaming article because it is a common problem and its cool to think about the two sides of the argument.
2.  I feel that all schools are different with body shaming.  The ones that actually weigh their students are body shaming.  The ones that don't are not.
3. How to own up to a mistake is to first say sorry,  admit your mistake, show empathy, and then offer a plan.
4. I do not google myself sick, I usually ask my parents about that stuff. I have googled some workouts before. the three rules are think about how many other web sites link to that site, the number of times your searches keywords show up on site, and your search engine history.

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1. My favorite article was the drug addicts because it showed us their stories and how they were able to overcome them.
2. I don't think that our school body shames kids because we don't measure an individuals BMI. However, doing fitness testing there are certain things you are supposed to be getting and if you weren't getting those numbers/scores I can see how you would maybe feel bad about yourself.
3. When owning up to a mistake you need to recognize what you've done and take responsibility. Some tips are to apologize asap and make sure the your doing it in person.
4. I don't think that I am googling myself sick. I can recognize that there are a lot of sources that re not reliable. Three rules are think before you click, sniff our the source, and BEWARE "It happened to me!"

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1. My favorite article was the one about drug addicts because it shows you how it can happen to anyone even those you would never expect.
2. Some schools could be body shaming students but I think it all depends on how the student feels about their weight.
3. In order to own up to a mistake you need to have a sincere apology. Some tips are to apologize in person, watch your body language, and have a post apology check in.
4. No, I haven't really googled about my health. Three rules are to have the URL end in .gov, .org, or .edu, the source should be written by a a pro or reviewed by a medical professional, check the date, and the tone should be fair and factual.

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1. My favorite article was the one about the drug attics because it showed how it all started then how they got back into a 'normal' life.
2. I do not think that schools are body shaming. Schools talk about getting a lot of physical activity and what to eat, but that is just to remain a healthy life style not body shaming.
3. To own up to a mistake you want to first apologize, then admit the mistake you made, next show you have empathy for the other person, lastly offer a plan for making things better
4. I have not googled myself sick. I don't really google myself when i'm sick, i go to the doctor.

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1) My favorite article was about the drug addicts that were able to overcome their addictions because it shows how addiction can affect anyone no matter how different their backgrounds are and that there are options for recovery.
2) I think that schools are necessarily bod-shaming students, rather making sure that they are healthy. Although some people may feel self-conscious with their weight and should get the option on whether or not they want to disclose theirs.
3)  In order to own up a mistake you should; apologize ASAP in person, watch your body language and have a post-apology check-in.
4) I think that everyone looks up symptoms when feeling pain or sick, but at this point most people know that a lot of sources are not reliable. When I have injured bones, I looked up pictures of other people with broken bones or looked up symptoms. The 3 rules are; think before you click, check the source and be aware.

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1. My favorite article was the Drug Addiction because it was interesting reading everyone's stories. It is cool how drug addictions can lead to a healthy recovery and a second chance.
2. No, I think that they are not body shaming students. Everyone is excepted no matter what size you are. The only thing people should watch is what they eat.
3. In order to own up to a mistake you need to apologize. The apology needs to be an honest one too. You need to own up to your mistake and admit what you did.
4. I am not googling myself sick. I only have looked up symptoms of some sicknesses. The three 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 about the addicts because it just proves that people can get help and that it works. I was also surprised that people started as young as they did.
2. No. I do not think that schools are body shaming students because we don't point out certain people and we don't say you have a problem if you are bigger. We just talk about the right foods you should eat.
3. To own up to a mistake you need to take responsibility on what you did. When you apologize to someone the best you can do is meet with them in person and talk face to face. Also be sincere in your apology. Show that you are really sorry for what you did.
4.  I am not googling myself sick. I rarely have looked up if I don't feel good. When I do look up things its mainly about like how to fix a sore muscle or something nothing really about my health like a flu or something like that. The 3 rules are think before you click, sniff out the source, and beware "it happened to me."