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layhover
eL <3ing thv :
tapi kyk nya udh di pindahin dulu ga sih itu dor nya😭😭
2024-10-10 10:54:21
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endrazyrayen
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kiww pertamaa😋✌️
2024-10-10 02:05:39
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anotherlifeky
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plis gue suka² aja sama yg obses asal ga nyakitin fisik uke nya😞btw yg ini gitu ga??
2024-10-10 16:16:56
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tweddialee
Tweddia :
mereka berarti ketemu dari kecil kah? masi blm berani baca😞
2024-10-10 12:11:58
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nonadiana10
AkuDiana :
Mau nabung tp jiwa penasaranku meronta ronta😂
2024-10-10 22:29:53
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eL <3ing thv :
BTW ITU GAPAKE CELANA, ABIS NGAPAIN KLEANNN
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smyrn301
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nggak usah aneh² deh lo taekyung, tinggal diem aja apa susahnya sih percaya sama heeseo
2024-10-10 12:40:15
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udah nggak dirantai lagi yah?
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Conducting a social experiment to teach children about the dangers of interacting with strangers can be both educational and impactful. Here are some steps to design such an experiment: Steps for the Social Experiment Planning and Permissions: Get Consent: Ensure you have the consent of parents or guardians. Safe Environment: Choose a controlled and safe environment, such as a school or community center. Scenario Setup: Role-Playing: Have adults act as strangers offering something enticing, like candy or toys. Observation: Use hidden cameras or observers to monitor the children’s reactions. Execution: Approach: The “stranger” approaches the child and offers the item. Response: Observe whether the child accepts the item or leaves the situation. Debriefing: Discussion: After the experiment, gather the children and discuss what happened. Education: Teach them about the importance of not talking to or accepting things from strangers. Reinforcement: Role-Playing Games: Regularly practice scenarios with children to reinforce the lessons. Parental Involvement: Encourage parents to discuss and practice these safety tips at home. Key Points to Teach Children Stranger Danger: Explain who strangers are and why they can be dangerous. Safe Adults: Identify safe adults they can approach if they need help. Trust Instincts: Encourage them to trust their instincts and leave if they feel uncomfortable. No Secrets: Teach them that they should never keep secrets about interactions with strangers. Real-Life Example A recent social experiment in Sharjah revealed that 97.3% of children accepted free ice cream from a stranger in exchange for entering an ice cream van1. This highlights the urgent need for better education on stranger danger. Would you like more detailed steps or additional resources on this topic?
Conducting a social experiment to teach children about the dangers of interacting with strangers can be both educational and impactful. Here are some steps to design such an experiment: Steps for the Social Experiment Planning and Permissions: Get Consent: Ensure you have the consent of parents or guardians. Safe Environment: Choose a controlled and safe environment, such as a school or community center. Scenario Setup: Role-Playing: Have adults act as strangers offering something enticing, like candy or toys. Observation: Use hidden cameras or observers to monitor the children’s reactions. Execution: Approach: The “stranger” approaches the child and offers the item. Response: Observe whether the child accepts the item or leaves the situation. Debriefing: Discussion: After the experiment, gather the children and discuss what happened. Education: Teach them about the importance of not talking to or accepting things from strangers. Reinforcement: Role-Playing Games: Regularly practice scenarios with children to reinforce the lessons. Parental Involvement: Encourage parents to discuss and practice these safety tips at home. Key Points to Teach Children Stranger Danger: Explain who strangers are and why they can be dangerous. Safe Adults: Identify safe adults they can approach if they need help. Trust Instincts: Encourage them to trust their instincts and leave if they feel uncomfortable. No Secrets: Teach them that they should never keep secrets about interactions with strangers. Real-Life Example A recent social experiment in Sharjah revealed that 97.3% of children accepted free ice cream from a stranger in exchange for entering an ice cream van1. This highlights the urgent need for better education on stranger danger. Would you like more detailed steps or additional resources on this topic?

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