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    social network is an online service that focuses on facilitating has like sharing interests, activities, backgrounds, or real-time situation. It many benefits but also have the negative effect too. Some negative effects of a social network are waste of time, a path that ruin, and it’s not private. Firstly, one of the negative effects of the social network is that it can be a waste of time. Many people spending the time with social network whole day and not doing beneficial of their lives.…

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    factors that influence people learning process may be positive or negative. One positive influence is the internet; it has a positive influence on learning by allowing people to be able to search information quickly and allowing them to increase their knowledge. Although it can also be a negative influence because people may find it distractive and find themselves on social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter rather than doing homework or coursework. Young people also tend to use slang…

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    Multitasking Effects

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    The negative effects of multitasking Multitasking is when a person does many tasks at once. Multitasking is something people do everyday or often. People text and drive,walk and read ,and listen to music while doing their homework. People multitask without realizing the negative effects that come with it. Sometimes, doing too much is harmful for our mind .Multitasking can cause lack of focus, memory impairment, and increase stress levels. A effect of Multitasking…

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    Treatment Plan for Generalized Anxiety Disorder This treatment plan is based upon the scenario presented in Unit 4, for client Kristen. According to the criterion set out in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), this client has all of the symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder, (GAD) 300.02 (F41.1). The presenting symptoms include: excessive worrying, tiredness, irritability, sleeplessness, muscle tension, and difficulty concentrating. Her…

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    the other children near her because they cannot nap when she is being disruptive. • What is the child’s goal for misbehavior? (3 points) o The goal for misbehavior is attention. As stated in the textbook, a child will seek attention even if it’s negative by misbehaving (p95). She wants the teachers and other student to notice her and know she is present. • What positive discipline approaches would you use and why? (5 points) o I used environmental guidance/redirection to deal with the issue.…

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    tests and homework included, until the lunch bell rings. This all happens because of the common school start time of around 7:50, but for some reason many schools, especially middle and high schools, are thinking of bringing this time to 7:15, leaving even less and less time for students to get ready. There may be some reasons why schools may want this, but the negative effects of this decision are undeniable. Schools should not start earlier, but later, because of the scientific effects of…

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    the negative social interactions that are occurring with his peers. Another issue is his wish to go on to college, but his poor performance on his homework and classwork due to his lack of understanding is preventing him from getting the grades he needs. 

 Determine if the problems are widespread. Is anyone else affected? How can you find out? Other students with limited English proficiency may also struggling with their grades. Other students with diverse backgrounds may be having negative…

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    process and make it increasingly difficult to overcome obstacles presented by ADHD. ADHD sufferers, like myself, must go through a repeated pattern of hyperactivity, day dreaming and impulsiveness. However, there are healthy outlets to combat the effects of ADHD like methods of relaxation following medication use, working with accommodation services in school to boost school performance, and working on procrastination techniques. Do you find yourself…

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    High School Transition

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    comes with change(Kanter). Transitioning from middle school to high school is a huge change. High schoolers have more freedom, and teachers stop holding the students hands threw everything. This leaves students responsible for their own grade and homework, which some students struggle with. Also, according to Kanter, people try to avoid change. She also states being forced to change can be uncomfortable to some and make them confused or distracted. Often students who cannot handle change have a…

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    yourself? Could you imagine being in a job interview, but all you know is what you learned in school, and you do not know how to be educated in life and know how to communicate with people? Too much homework can really affect student’s life even after graduation. If teachers tried to reduce the amount of homework there would be a decrease in stress and increase in happiness. Nair also stated a solution in her article, “Talk to the principal about your concerns. She may agree and set policy…

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