Levels of Distress MILD DISTRESS Students in mild distress may exhibit behaviors that do not disrupt others but may indicate something is wrong and assistance is needed. Behaviors may include: 

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• Rescue
• Anatomy
• Stress
• Mind
• Psychiatry
• Distress signal
• Encodings

November 23, 2013 ONE DAY MAKES A DIFFERENCE Every year on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, parents, judges and child advocates join together to do something great – create forever families. National Adoption Day is

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Jan[removed]Administration of Barack Obama, 2009 openness in our country. And I will, I hope, do something to make Government trustworthy in the eyes of the American people in the days and weeks, months, and years to come.

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• Enemy combatant
• Presidency of Barack Obama
• History of the United States
• Law
• United States
• Military Commissions Act
• Guantanamo Bay detention camp
• Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri
• Date of birth missing
• Joe Biden

Tips to Help You Remember to Take Your Blood Pressure Drug Take your drugs at the same time every day. Try to link it with something else that you do regularly, like brushing your teeth. If your doctor told you to take y

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• Pharmacology
• Blood pressure
• Drug
• Medicine
• Health
• Patient safety
• Clinical pharmacology
• Medical prescription

Recognizing and Responding to Levels of Student Distress MILD DISTRESS Students in mild distress may exhibit behaviors that do not disrupt others but may indicate something is wrong and assistance is needed. Behaviors ma

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• Anxiety
• Endocrine system
• Stress
• Sympathetic nervous system
• Mind
• Emotions
• Psychiatry

W h a t Y OU C A N DO to HEL P A F R I EN D In a n a bu si v e r e la tio n s h ip Say something. Tell your friend you care and are worried about them. Let them know they don’t deserve to be treated this way.

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• Dating abuse
• Domestic violence
• Gender-based violence
• Violence
• Human behavior
• Behavior
• Dating
• Abuse
• Ethics

Action Plan: What Will You Do to Improve Your Memory? Do you want to change a behavior? Eat more ‘brain’ food? Try a few crossword puzzles or a computer game? Use deep breathing as a memory aid? Think of something

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• Health
• Fasting
• Human behavior
• Behavior
• Crossword

Seeds of Change A RIF VOCABULARY SCAFFOLD chore: something you have to do, like cleaning your room or

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National Adoption Day Every year on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, parents, judges and child advocates join together to do something great – create forever families. National Adoption Day is a collective effort to r

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• National Adoption Day
• Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption
• Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute
• Family law
• Foster care adoption
• Foster care
• Gladney Center for Adoption
• Adoption
• Family
• Adoption in the United States

SCARECROW HOLLOW CORN MAZE BIRTHDAY PARTIES You have taken them to McDonalds, and Burger King, and Chucky Cheese, and the skating rink, the bowling alley and everywhere else you can think of, right? Why not do something

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• Mazes
• Farms
• Hayride
• Corn maze
• Pumpkin
• Maize
• Scarecrow
• Food and drink
• Agriculture
• Staple foods