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The class clown: Understanding, guiding, and channelling their energy

Understanding the class clown: Explore the challenges and opportunities presented by students who use humour to seek attention in the classroom.

The class clown is a student who consistently uses humour and disruptive antics to gain attention and entertain their peers. They often employ jokes, pranks, and theatrical behaviours to elicit laughter, sometimes at the expense of classroom decorum. While their intentions are often not malicious, their actions can disrupt the …

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Helping the accelerated student thrive: Tips for parents and educators

Understanding the accelerated student: A guide for teachers and parents.

We all know that gifted student who excels at every subject with very little effort. An accelerated student is a learner who grasps concepts faster than their peers, often excelling in multiple subjects with minimal effort. These students typically complete assignments and exams ahead of schedule, demonstrating advanced cognitive abilities …

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