Here are 5 self-reflection questions. Make no mistake: these are big, tough questions. Don’t let them freak you out. You are to answer all 5 questions for this journal writing assignment. Reflection Questions What does violence look like? • Address physical, sexual, emotional, and verbal abuse. 2.What kind of violence do you see on TV or in ads? • Dating? Gun? Peer on peer? Look for specific examples. •What are some of the favorite TV show and movies your friends and family like to watch and think about the type of violence in them. 3. Does does violence on TV or in ads impact violence in the community? • Are community norms affected by the media? • If yes or no, why? 4. When you see violence on TV or in ads, what can you do? • How would you like to change violence in the media? • What impact can your small steps take (for example, not buying products?) 5. When you saw violence at school (elementary to high school), what should be done to curb it? • Discuss bystander intervention, emphasizing student safety and when to seek help from an adult or 911. • How does your school react? How does the community react? • What are the challenges to stepping up? What makes your school special?

Here are 5 self-reflection questions. Make no mistake: these are big, tough questions. Don’t let them freak you out. You are to answer all 5 questions for this journal writing assignment. Reflection Questions What does violence look like? • Address physical, sexual, emotional, and verbal abuse. 2.What kind of violence do you see on TV or in ads? • Dating? Gun? Peer on peer? Look for specific examples. •What are some of the favorite TV show and movies your friends and family like to watch and think about the type of violence in them. 3. Does does violence on TV or in ads impact violence in the community? • Are community norms affected by the media? • If yes or no, why? 4. When you see violence on TV or in ads, what can you do? • How would you like to change violence in the media? • What impact can your small steps take (for example, not buying products?) 5. When you saw violence at school (elementary to high school), what should be done to curb it? • Discuss bystander intervention, emphasizing student safety and when to seek help from an adult or 911. • How does your school react? How does the community react? • What are the challenges to stepping up? What makes your school special?