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As a class, discuss the questions listed below. Listen
to what the other groups learned
from their evaluations and take notice of the problems
that concern you most. |
| 1. |
Based on all of this information, what do
you think are the five most important issues facing the
environment, animals, and humans in your community? |
| 2. |
Can you trace the sources of these problems? What are
they and why are they occurring? |
| 3. |
As Roots & Shoots members and community members,
what is your connection to these problems? |
| 4. |
How aware are people of these problems? Are they recognized
as problems in the community or school? Are people concerned? |
| 5. |
What are the biggest consequences of these problems? |
| 6. |
Can you think of any solutions to these problems? If
so, why aren’t these solutions being implemented
now? |
| 7. |
What resources would you need (equipment, funding, information,
transportation, time) to carry out some of these solutions? |
| 8. |
If you propose a solution, how would it benefit the
community? Are there community members who might not agree
with this solution? If so, could you work out a compromise? |
