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May 2, 2018
Has anyone made a kid cry? I'm debating if I should just let the kids who don't want to do the work just not do the work. What do you do?
Jean
I would still encourage the kids to do the work - and yes, I have made a child cry before (not intentionally, of course). I think it's great that you try to help the kids with their work!
Lee
I fa student said that he felt dizzy, I would either send him to the nurse or call the nurse. A dizzy student shouldn't be walking alone in the hall. Never take a chance if a student says he doesn't feel well.
Lee
I fa student said that he felt dizzy, I would either send him to the nurse or call the nurse. A dizzy student shouldn't be walking alone in the hall. Never take a chance if a student says he doesn't feel well.
Lee
I fa student said that he felt dizzy, I would either send him to the nurse or call the nurse. A dizzy student shouldn't be walking alone in the hall. Never take a chance if a student says he doesn't feel well.
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