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What questions may teachers ask regarding a student's health and wellness?

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The following solution discloses some questions that teachers, whether they are new teachers or seasoned teachers may ask regarding a student's health and wellness.

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From the time a new teacher begins his/her teaching career he/ she should know the procedures involving student's health and wellness. Teachers should ask the parents of students who enter their classroom at the beginning of the school year about any health issues their child may have,( Example: any chronic condition that the student copes with) any special needs that should be accommodated,( Example: making the classroom more ...

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