2024届高考英语外刊阅读天天练：七选五专题模拟训练十二（含答案）.docxVIP

高考英语外刊阅读天天练：七选五专题模拟训练十二 ① Last year, our son Jack died by suicide at age 17 while away at school, where he was a victim of bullying and other forms of cruel behavior over the course of a year. We want to share with fellow parents some of the painful lessons we have learned from our loss. Bullying is no longer simply taunting or teasing in the schoolyard. ____1___ Bullying should be thought of as the emotional equivalent of physical assault – multiple attacks that batter a child’s core self. ___2___ This is not a mental health issue. This is a culture issue. What can parents do? To begin, familiarize yourself with your state’s anti-bullying laws and the responsibilities and obligations of your child’s school. ___3____ Next, go where you can make the most immediate impact: your child’s school. Make sure you know how your school responds to bullying and advocate for best practices. Ask questions. Here are a few to get you started: What are your school’s policies and practices regarding bullying? How does it promote a healthy school culture to prevent bullying? How will the victim be protected? ___4____ Although Jack will not return to school, we’ll continue to visit campuses to help find solutions to prevent bullying in secondary schools through advocacy, education and legislative reform. As parents, we do a lot to prepare our kids for the return to school. Every child should be protected by anti-bullying laws. ____5____ 【USA Today(September 13, 2023)】 A.What is the range of disciplinary actions for bullying behavior? B.It wasn’t until our son’s death that we learned each state has its own anti-bullying legislation. C.Having answers to these questions seems like common sense, but many schools have policies that are outdated or fall short of protecting their students. D.It has become character assault, the purposeful destruction of someone’s reputation with false rumors, lies and meanness. E.And every school should rethink their policy and their stance on bullying. F.Un