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- Study
and practice how to use every part of the website so that you
can explain to anyone who needs help.
- Stress
that you are available as a source of information - but only when
the teenagers ask for it.
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DON'T listen in to discussions or give your own opinions.
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DON'T gossip about anything you find out or are told.
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Find out as much as possible about local organisations, new websites,
print and video and other material that can help them with difficult
issues.
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Make sure that the atmosphere of the sessions is as informal as
possible, so students feel free to talk.
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Remind the group that everyone's ideas should be respected.
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Remind the group that anything they are told by others is confidential.
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Make sure that nobody is mocked or ridiculed - observe their faces
and body language discreetly.
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Check the bulletin board yourself - tell the group what you've
found and encourage them to use it.
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Encourage the group to ask you for help - be non-judgmental and
supportive when this happens.
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