Stress management high school students
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I'm Still in High school and I'm pregnant and I get made fun of because I'm pregnant and sometimes it make me regret not wanting to keep my baby what should I do!!!!!
I go to my senior year of high school in 4days and I'm 16+5 weeks pregnant and I'm having a big case of school anxiety
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The Oklahoma Council of Public Affair, a conservative public policy research organization commissioned a study aimed at determining the level of basic civics knowledge of Oklahoma High School students. To their dismay the study revealed that only 23% of students knew that our first President was George Washington and only 2.
Any ideas? I feel the symptoms are definately brought on by stress and anxiety yet they are still physical symptoms.
He has many hyperglycemic episodes and has missed excessive amounts of class time. Our high school limit for absences if 18. He has well over this amount. The school is wanting to deny him credit for classes because of the absenteeism. I don't think this is fair because of the high blood sugars. Unfortunately I do not have a doctor's statement to support each occurence of the hyperglycemia. I appreciate any suggestions you many have to help me confront this issue with his school.
in school he's just as bad. the teachers are close to expelliing him. he gets very angry and aggresive with the teachers and students, they have tried numerous things but it isn't working. he had anger management in school but the children in that class wound him up during so it hasn't helped.
He requires a systematic behavior management program and such a program will likely result in quick improvement. For a relaible resource for such a program, his parents should read (and follow) Lynn Clark's SOS Help for Parents (see www.sosprograms.com).
I have 24 students in my class and I have one child that lately is having very severe behavior management problems. She has always had problems with behavior, but most recently it has grown worse than ever. When the children get in trouble they are supposed to go to timeout for how ever many minutes they are old. I try to put this certain child in timeout and she refuses.
ve not really had to test this before as they are both very personally motivated to be successful in school. Kids take college level classes in high school now with the final test administered by the US College Board. My son took one his freshman year in high school. I don't sign him up for these things but his academic scores qualify him. He has a peer group of very smart kiddos who are all wanting to do well.
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Officials at the Mesquite Independent School District have apologized to families and students of Mesquite High School, east of Dallas, for a section dedicated to students with disabilities that contained errors and offensive language, district spokeswoman Laura Jobe said.
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He does well when classes are structured and teachers are experienced, has been seen as having "an issue" by young teachers. Most of what this involves seems to be answering questions out of turn, without raising his hand, or talking to his friends. He seems to do much better in public school classrooms (where he has performed successfully in the so-called "gifted and talented" classroom) and in fact his public school teachers have never identified this behavior as abnormal.
Between 2002 and 2006, the University of Toronto held a pain-management course for medical and other health science professional students that was partly funded by grants from Purdue Pharma LP, the maker of OxyContin. As part of the course, a chronic pain-management book – funded and copyrighted by Purdue Pharma – was distributed to the students free of charge by a lecturer who worked in partnership with Purdue Pharma and was external to University of Toronto.
momstar, I have experience with K kids and fully half of them will sit quietly on the carpet for 20 minutes. If we have parent reading time, or art in the classroom, and they are required to gather on the carpet and sit cross legged and pay attention, fully half of the children can do this with no problem whatsoever. They are engaged in the lesson, can answer questions, raise their hands to make comments about the lesson, etc.
The other half of the kids - could go either way.
Hi Andrea,
I agree with the counsellor’s suggestion. The learning trajectory of your daughter is not unusual among high school students. It is possible that her struggles are a result of some mild weakness(es) in processing skills, such as working memory, processing speed or executive function. When the deficits are not pervasive and the student has many strengths, they might not become apparent until high school or even later.
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