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.
To evaluate the health product information found online, one must take note of the following.
a. Who runs and funds the website? Running a website requires funds and this can affect the content it presents.
b. How current is the information of the product presented? Is the information reviewed before posted? How credible is the source?
c. Disclosure - purpose of the product presented
d. Feedback - there should be exchange of information between the source and the consumer
e. Is the product consulted with government health agency such as FDA?
Answer:
In psychology, stress is a feeling of emotional strain and pressure. Stress is a type of psychological pain. Small amounts of stress may be desired, beneficial, and even healthy. Positive stress helps improve athletic performance. It also plays a factor in motivation, adaptation, and reaction to the environment.
APGAR:
APGAR test is taken in the new born babies immediately after they are born. This checks the muscle tone, heart beat rate and also analyses any symptoms for immediate or emergency health care. This test is taken twice. First its is taken 1 minute after the child is born and gain taken after 5 minutes after birth. It some situation, it can also be taken again depending upon the the child's health condition
- Grimace response (reflexes)
- Respiration (breathing rate & effort)
Each factor has score range of 0 to 2. The sum of these five factors is used to give the APGAR score. Total Score ranges from 0 to 10 where the highest possible score is 10. Babies scores low when born in critical situation like prematurely or high risk pregnancy.
