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THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO
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Secret of kill to nail fungus

The Perfect enail fungus treatment

So how do you avoid dangerous toenail fungus.
 

Studies show that wearing shoes for more than 5h a day not only makes pre-existing toenai l fungus WORSE, but also ups non-sufferer chances for developing it! Read More

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What teachers can do However, much of this has to happen at the school level, and Ramstetter recognizes that. “Teaching is an endeavor that happens largely in isolation to peer professionals. Without the support built in prior to students entering the classroom, each teacher will be left on their own to address issues,” she said. And that’s where problems seem to arise, where kids seem to lose their recess in absence of teachers seeing a better way. Districts and school systems can address these struggles by developing firm rules surrounding recess (a culture that respects the benefits of that time) and resources for teachers who may otherwise be at a loss for how to address problem behaviors. Jackman recommends addressing the root of the issue in these cases rather than taking something away. She explains that when a child is exhibiting challenging behaviors, removing recess doesn’t work to “remediate the social emotional or self-regulation skill that is lacking and can even serve to decrease intrinsic motivation to change the behavior.” Instead, she suggests that when a child is behaving inappropriately in the classroom — running around, refusing to do work, or talking too much with their peers, for instance — the teacher should “work with the child to help her engage in problem-solving strategies and supports.”





 
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