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- charge
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- appear
1Nowadays, more and more young people are into trouble and in court because they take knives to school.
2A school in Chicago students for breaking minor rules. For example, students have to a $5 fine if they don't look at the teacher when he or she is speaking.
3In 2008, students more than 7,000 violent crimes in UK schools.
4In 2010, British police finally a nineteen-year-old man and him with breaking the law 660 times.
5Every year, 20,000 teenagers time in Feltham Prison in England. Some prisoners are only fifteen years old.
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130% of children under eleven feel sad in school.
2Teenagers today are rude to older people.
3About 6% of the world's children are unable to read or write.
4Teenagers who don't go to school are behaving in a childish way.
5School rules are not correct in every way, but they are important.
6It is not normal for teenagers to commit crimes, says the report.
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- vandalizing
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- bullying
- truant
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- swearing
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APPLETON HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOOL DISCIPLINARY REPORT: Sally Stewart
BAD BEHAVIOUR:
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1 younger children: Sally has used violence to take money from students.
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2 school property: Sally has broken a window and a computer at the school.
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3 at teachers: Sally uses bad language in the classroom.
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4 : Sally often does not come to school.
PREVIOUS PUNISHMENTS:
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5 : The school has told Sally to change her behaviour five times.
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6 : Sally has had to stay at school after 4 p.m. six times.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
• The school should
7 Sally from school for one month.
• If Sally continues to behave badly on her return, the school should
8 her.
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- spend
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- arrest
- punish
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- commit
- appear
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- perfect
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- legal
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- literate
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- vandalize
- expel
- bully
- truant
- detention
- swear
- suspend
- fight
- warn
Teenager sent to prison
In May 2012, a seventeen-year-old student called Diane Tran had to
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time in prison because she missed classes and played
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from her school in Houston, Texas. When she
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in court, the judge sent her to prison for twenty-four hours, and told her to
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a fine of $100. He wanted to give a
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to other students in the city: Don't miss school!
Missing school is
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in Texas and students do go to court. Diane knew this. So why did she do it? Some students miss school because they behave in a very young, childish way or because they do things without thinking about what will happen, but Diane isn't
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or
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. She couldn't go to school because she had a full-time job. She had no parents at home, and had to look after her baby brother. Her personal situation was very
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– it isn't normal for seventeen-year-olds to have to work to look after their family. It seems unfair that the judge decided to
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her for missing school in such a hard way.
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6 Imagine that you are the head teacher of a school. Decide what punishments to give the two students below. Speak for no longer than one minute.
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