Children under 12 may not register as a donor in the Donor Register, nor may anyone else do this on their behalf. Doctors may only use the organs or tissue of a deceased child if they have obtained consent from the child’s parents or carers.
Young people aged 12 to 15 can register as an organ donor. However, the parents or carers have the legal authority to override their child’s wishes on organ donation, even when this is registered, until the child turns 16.
Young people not listed on the Register are automatically sent a donor form after their 18th birthday. The government hopes this will encourage more people to become organ donors.
Wash your hands & keep your hygiene up .. don’t leave your snotty tissues around or sneeze into open areas.
The answer is underextension
I would positively imagine myself integrating Vygotsky's notion of scaffolding, such as mixed age grouping or heterogeneous reading or maths groups.
Explanation:
Vygotsky's notion of scaffolding is a part of educational concept of Zone of proximal development also called ZPD.
It says that the set of skills that a child or a student cannot achieve by himself, can be achieved with the help of someone else.
For example: In a mixed- age group reading, a kindergartner would not be able to read a story book of a length by himself, as he is just learning to read and write.
But with the help of kids who are older than him, the child would be able to learn the letters and some small sentences faster.
