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This video explains a situation where a man was beaten and dragged off an airplane and scores advanced on the rubric.

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Video shows a passenger forcibly dragged off a United Airlines plane

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it will tell you about a child in war and what he goes through p.s. it is a trailer and on net flex .

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Beasts of No Nation | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

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It shows how they rescue a homeless dog from a bleeding tumor. This falls in the rubric because it brings emotion into it, and it's representing homelessness and healthcare issues.

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She starts of scared as hell, and we can't even imagine what she's been through. The guy rescuing her does all he can to make her trust him, and succeeds. She really brights up and is one happy dog at the end of the video! Cute!

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This Is The Sweetest And Most Thankful Pit Bull You Ever Saw - Viral Viral Videos

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She starts of scared as hell, and we can't even imagine what she's been through. The guy rescuing her does all he can to make her trust him, and succeeds. She really brights up and is one happy dog at the end of the video! Cute!

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This shows that there is still people out there who are honest and even if they are homeless they still give back what doesn't belong to them instead of stealing it.

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Homeless Gets $1000 For His Honesty (Wallet Theft Experiment)

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this shows how some people are honest and value the people with disabilities but others ignore them and don't value you them this shows that everyone is the same no matter what.

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The Real Blind Man Honesty Test (Social Experiment)

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you should have a choice in which you want your child to be vaccinated or not and they should still be able to attend public schools. i would give this a proficient cause it had everything it needed for a proficient yet failed to reach an advance goal.

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It took a family bout of rotavirus, a measles outbreak tied to Disneyland and stricter school enrollment rules to get Kristen O'Meara to take a harder look at and eventually switch her once-defiant stance against vaccinations for her children.

But the 40-year-old Palos Park mom said if a doctor had taken the time to educate rather than scold her, she might have changed her mind sooner. And her family, including three young daughters, might have avoided being sick for days with the nasty intestinal bug.

Childhood immunizations remain a deeply divisive issue. And though studies purporting to link vaccines to autism have been widely discredited, pockets of parental resistance persist: According to surveys by Elk Grove Village-based American Academy of Pediatrics of its member physicians, more doctors in 2013 than in 2006 reported encountering vaccine-hesitant families.

In a report released in September, the academy also revealed that as parents decline to have their children vaccinated, more pediatricians are turning such families away in the name of safeguarding the health of other patients.

The academy, in newly released guidelines for pediatricians, said excluding families who refuse to vaccinate their children can be "an acceptable option" if used as a last resort in areas where doctors are not scarce, and only after several attempts to educate and quell concerns. The report details reasons why some parents are skeptical of vaccines and suggests ways to address them.

Some local pediatricians had already made it their policy not to accept new patients who are not vaccinated; other doctors have severed ties with existing patients.

But other health-care professionals say keeping unvaccinated patients and their parents under their wing is better for public health, offering the best shot at swaying their views.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, along with the pediatrics academy, recommend a schedule of vaccinations for children unless a medical reason, like cancer treatment that suppresses the immune system, dictates otherwise. The new AAP report stresses the need for further education for parents even before their children are born.

"We have to talk to our patients, our parents and make sure they understand," said Dr. Kathryn Edwards, a Vanderbilt University pediatrics professor who co-wrote one of the AAP reports. "You need to listen to what they're asking, answer their questions and give them (websites) that will help."

"The decision to dismiss a family who continues to refuse immunization is not one that should be made lightly, nor should it be made without considering and respecting the reasons for the parents' point of view," the report states. "Nevertheless, the individual pediatrician may consider dismissal of families who refuse vaccination as an acceptable option."

Edwards said research points to a few main reasons why parents question vaccines: They wrongly believe that the diseases the shots protect against aren't serious, they question the safety of vaccines or they think any requirement to vaccinate is an infringement on personal rights.

That skepticism was behind O'Meara's hesitancy.

As a first-time mom six years ago, she worried about the potential side effects of vaccines.

But instead of discussing and trying to allay her concerns, one pediatrician simply "shamed" her, O'Meara said.

"He didn't bring me into the fold. He really wanted to point his finger at me," said O'Meara, a Chicago Montessori schoolteacher and mother of 4-year-old twins and a 6-year-old. "I didn't expect to be treated that way."

The encounter, O'Meara said, left her angry and only heightened her mistrust of the mainstream health-care industry. She soon found a nontraditional doctor who supported her decision against vaccines.

It was the measles outbreak that spread through Disneyland visitors starting in 2014 that initially gave O'Meara and her husband second thoughts, leading her to start researching scientific papers on the topic.

Then, in March 2015, the entire family got sick with rotavirus, including O'Meara's mother, who regularly cared for the children.

"When I realized it was rotavirus, I thought, 'Huh, there's a vaccine for that,'" O'Meara said. "It was eye-opening. (I thought), 'We're not as protected as I thought we were. Maybe I need to do more research. Maybe we just suffered through something that we didn't have to.'"

Around the same time, the preschool O'Meara's oldest daughter attended stopped accepting unvaccinated children. And O'Meara learned that Illinois had made it more difficult for parents to receive waivers from school vaccination requirements based on religious objections.

"I thought to myself, 'I might as well take them in and vaccinate them, because they're cracking down, anyway,'" O'Meara said.

A month later, O'Meara found a new pediatrician, and inquired about a catch-up schedule of vaccines for all three children. Since earlier this year, they've been fully vaccinated and have had no bad reactions, O'Meara said. Now she wishes she'd had more guidance from physicians who could have pointed her to the science earlier.

"It was just a whole bunch of things that happened during that time," she said. "It wasn't only that we had gotten sick. It was the catalyst."

Dr. Don Seidman, an Elmhurst pediatrician and chair of pediatrics for DuPage Medical Group, said its doctors will continue to treat unvaccinated patients while trying to persuade their parents to have them immunized.

Seidman said in his experience, and according to one AAP study, about half the parents who are hesitant about vaccines change their minds after discussions with a doctor. And sometimes the prospect of losing their pediatrician will be enough to change parents' minds.

"It's worth it to make the effort," Seidman said.

Simply turning parents away because they don't want to vaccinate their children is "a lazy way out," he said. "It's dumping (the pediatrician's) responsibility to do this greater good for our community, and hoping another decent practitioner . . . will make the effort.

"I say that with clear recognition of how exhausting and frustrating that process is," he added.

That frustration, Seidman said, stems from time spent repeatedly explaining the science behind vaccinations, and trying to debunk myths - some stemming from the opinions of celebrities.

Advocate Medical Group, one of the Chicago area's largest, recently established a policy not to admit new patients who aren't vaccinated into its pediatric or family medicine practices. Existing patients are allowed to stay but will continue to receive education.

Other area doctors' groups have drawn harder lines. After a measles outbreak in Palatine last year, McHenry County-based Centegra Physician Care decided to treat only vaccinated patients, according to a news release on its website. Families were given a month to find a new doctor.

"It was a very difficult decision to make," said Dr. Frank Belmonte, a pediatrician and a vice president for Advocate Children's Hospital.

Advocate doctors were seeing both an increased number of unvaccinated patients and a growing concern from other parents about unvaccinated patients. As a result, Advocate spent 18 months developing the new policy, which took effect this past June, Belmonte said.

New patients are told upfront. If they are willing to receive information on vaccines, the parents have three visits to begin the immunization process, he said. If they still resist vaccines, they are dismissed.

"Our goal is to work with families, educate them and give them every opportunity to follow . . . the guidelines, but if we come to an impasse, and there's a lack of trust with the provider, at that point, we terminate the relationship," Belmonte said. "We will do everything in our power to convince a family to do this . . . but there comes a time when you say, 'I've given you all the education.'"

The Advocate group discussed extending the policy to existing patients but, given its size, decided such a measure could be too drastic. The policy will, however, be reexamined in a year, he said.

At Pediatric Health Associates, which has offices in Bolingbrook, Naperville, Plainfield and West Chicago, parents are given the first several visits to consent to having their children immunized. If they refuse, they're discharged, said founding pediatrician Dr. Tim Wall.

The policy was developed because of a concern for the other children in the practice, especially those who are immune-suppressed and cannot receive vaccines, Wall said. In many cases, parents either are convinced after further education, or return to the practice after they've left and then come to the conclusion to vaccinate on their own, he said.
kthayer@chicagotribune.com Twitter @knthayer

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Should doctors turn away unvaccinated children to protect other patients?

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It took a family bout of rotavirus, a measles outbreak tied to Disneyland and stricter school enrollment rules to get Kristen O'Meara to take a harder look at and eventually switch her once-defiant stance against vaccinations for her children.

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This video would get proficient because a lot of people are aware of this topic, it ha a catchy title, and it evokes emotion. It explains what human rights are being violated in China.

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China Military Power Comparison | United States Army VS Chinese Army

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China's human rights record - in 60 seconds

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This video would get proficient because, it evokes strong emotion with its pictures and words, and  it can identify who is violating the right. It's about a veteran and a boy who is abused and a boy who has a health problem and they all get made fun of.

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class project with the concept that "everyone matters"

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This video gets proficient. It mostly got proficient. Is is appealing and gives you emotion. But no source or solution. But so true.

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Don't judge people by their religion please...

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In both groups, those whose values are Humanist, rather than religious

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This video would be proficient because it has a catchy title and shows how this is a human right and real people are suffering.

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Honesty of Orphan little girl trying to sell pens on street will leave you Speechless

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No child should be abandoned on the streets by their family, Please Share to bring awareness for the Issue of Overpopulation before its too late. Visit our website to get Inspired: http://www.bringinghumanityback.com Please help those in need. Become a part of our efforts by joining us on: https://www.facebook.com/ActorVarun https://www.twitter.com/ActorVarun

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I would give this video a proficient, because it doesn't cite it's sources that it used to get their facts. It also doesn't really explain well why the human right exists. But the video does have a good thumbnail and title. The video explains who's violating the human right, and evokes strong emotions.

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Muslim Committing Suicide Social Experiment

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We didn't start filming this video hoping to capture people NOT willing to help us. Watch the BEST of FOUSEY! - http://bit.ly/bestoffousey We filmed it to show the better side of people. The positive side. The compassionate side. Neither of us were prepared for what unfolded and were both left speechless at the end of the day.

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In this video they are telling about the child soldiers in Sudan and how people are trying to stop it.This video is i think because they are explaining the human right and a solution.

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Children have been abducted, tortured and sexually abused before being recruited to fight in Africa's long civil wars. I take you to South Sudan where the government is putting up efforts to stop the vice.

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I think it was proficient because he didn't give a very detailed message on why this is a human right.

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Racism Is Alive in 2015 (Social Experiment)

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This article explained that every kid deserves the right to play, education, and more, and that it is wrong that the US is going against those rights. It was advanced in giving the human right, but got proficient in the go viral section. Even though it got proficient in the go viral section, it still got viral.

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Is America Holding Out on Protecting Children's Rights?

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The United States is the only member of the UN that hasn't agreed on standards for youth well-being.

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Proficient because he describes the right of not all immigrants are what trump says.👍🏻

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Meet an Immigrant Donald Trump Experiment

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In association with: http://pranksters.com & http://damn.com For a while I came up with this idea for a video, only that I didn't know exactly what message I was trying to get across. I more just wanted to see who supported Donald Trump or not...

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Nobody, including the government, can harm us in any way because all humans have the right to live. i think it was proficient, because it had an okay headline

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The right to life means that nobody - including the government - can try to end your life. It also means the government should take appropriate steps to safeguard life.

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Give a one sentence summary of the video and explain where it hit on the rubric and why.