1- Set clear behavior expectations from the first day of school and stick to them throughout the year.
2-Have a no-bullying tolerance policy with clear consequences.
3-Spend time building the classroom community and discussing how students are more alike than different.
4-Adopt “bucket filler” thinking and encourage students to point out the positive. Hang up motivational posters to keep kids in the right mindset.
5-Model being the positive person you want your students to be from the moment they enter the classroom.
6-Create a class “Get Fit” routine and take daily fitness breaks even if it is just for five minutes.
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Carcinogens is a substance capable of causing cancer in living tissue.
Answer is: cancer causing agents
Eating healthy, and continuing constant exersize.
Answer:
c) Set reasonable long term and short term goals and reward himself for meeting them.
Explanation:
The reward circuit in our Limbic system of cerebrum is very powerful and yielding. Given the proper impetus to it, it makes us do stuff which we would definitely not do otherwise. Marlon does not like maintaining diets and working out. But he loves something else a lot.
So , if he decides that he will do something he really likes after workout and dieting as a reward for his hard work, his brain will automatically want to get the job done looking forward to the reward afterwards.
