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Oct 4, 2012
I’m sure more of us are seeing cases of homeless students. I know we have cases at our school. Here are some tips I got at work that I thought could be beneficial for other teachers as well.
Warm regards, Daniel Hanson Public High School Spanish Teacher Atwater, California, USA
Tips for Ensuring Educational Access and Success for Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness • Make the student feel welcome, show that you care. • Be familiar with the common characteristics of children and youth who are homeless. Common signals are attendance at several schools, poor hygiene, gaps in learning, transportation problems, poor health and nutrition, and a lack of preparedness for class. For more information, visit [link removed].
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