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KAT Talk, Spring 2000

Centerfold Lesson:
School Violence

What I Learned About School Violence

I. The most important thing I learned about school violence during my KAT research was:

(a) From what source did I find that information?

(b) Why do I consider that the most important thing I learned about school violence?

II. The most surprising thing I learned about school violence during my KAT research was:

(a) Where did I find that information?

(b) What made that so surprising or unexpected?

III. What do I think 1 will do as an adult to continue to help remedy the problem of school violence?

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