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Instructing a classroom of energetic young people requires patience, dedi ation and and an engaging lesson plan to hold their attention. Teaching is an especially rewarding profession for those who want to help students reach their potential. Before you decide to embark on this career path, it's worthwhile to do a self assessment to determine whether you have the stamina and dedication to teach daily lessons and manage classroomdiscipline.

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Teachers need a variety of skills, education and training to become proficient in their careers. They need excellent communication skills so they can explain the material in the curriculum in diverse ways to students who have different learning styles. They also need superior interpersonal skills, such as patience and the ability to remain calm in stressful situations. Collaborative skills enable them to work productively with their colleagues. Creativity and presentation skills are important when planning lessons to motivate students and hold their interest. As schools become more technologically advanced, teachers also need basic technological skills for audio-visual presentations and for reporting and taking attendance electronically.

The first remedy depends on whether the body's immune system is infected with the infection or whether we need to treat it in a way that reduces its symptoms and activates the immune system. Goes. Symptoms are usually caused by inflammation. For example, as a disease surrounds the tissues affected by the active immune system, we use many cell-forming drugs to kill the micro-organisms that cause fever, pain, or diarrhea. We take energy by relaxing. This process of making new cells is called inflammation.


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We can do this defense. Which has a local effect on the process that helps us to recover, such as swelling and pain. And general side effects such as fever. But in this type of symptom-based treatment, in some cases of contagion, the specific effect of the infection does not kill the microorganisms and the disease does not go away.



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For example, for HIV infection, we have to destroy the micro-organisms. The virus goes into the immune system and how do we kill its parasites? Destroys the task. Therefore, one way to kill many micro-organisms of HIV-AIDS, due to the effects of drugs, our body can no longer cope with the small-scale infections that occur on a daily basis.




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We have normalized that micro-organisms fall into different categories. Colds-coughs can also cause pneumonia. In this way ud. 13 A ROSH - MU BLE A A, Q5. (Drugs) to use. We have studied before. They are viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites. Some essential biochemical biological processes in each class of organisms 184 Science

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Keeps the C edge of the patient's severity if the disease exacerbates the disease - the organism's system (a number of no-eatment at the end of the number of members) what time of the drug in bed if the remedy is a remedy to reduce the symptoms


2. Example Are specific to and not seen in other categories. We can protect those processes from the contagious micro-organisms that make new substances. The most common way to avoid this is to stay away from the patient. This will give different phases or respiration, these are the ways - circuits we do not use.



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If we know the ways in which they spread, for example, our cells make it easier for us to make new substances through such a process. It can spread through the air, which is different from the bacterial process. We should not go to such places, we should stay in open areas to avoid micro-organisms spread by water and we should use crowded medicine which affects our body. We should drink clean water. For this you can stop the synthesis of bacteria without staying in water.


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This can be a way to kill micro-organisms. The carrier of the disease is possible with antibiotics. Here are some ways in which having a life-saving drug can kill a parasitic parasite. Should live in a clean environment. In such an environment mosquitoes do not breed and making an infectious antiviral drug Antibacterial medicine Hygiene is essential to prevent diseases.



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Tougher than making. This is because the virus has much less of its own biochemical system from infectious diseases than from environmental-related subjects. There is another general rule to prevent the virus. The rules enter our body and before we talk about our life process we ask a question to which we still use our own machinery (mechanics). This has not gone unnoticed. Thus day by day we mean that we go through less transition than expected to invade the air.


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If a single student in the class becomes a virus specific target. Despite these limitations, if a person suffers from a cold-cough, it is possible that effective antiviral drugs are now available around them. The student also becomes infected with it; But we all actually have drugs that control HIV infection, for example. Do not suffer from disease. Why doesn't that happen? 13.3.5 Principles of disease prevention This is because the immune system in our body which fights against pathogens.



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Our bodies have specialized cells. The pathogens that kill so far We have studied whether a person has a | If there is a disease then how to get rid of its infection. As soon as an infectious pathogen enters our body, these cells become active. What if they could kill them? We don't get disease if we cut three to get rid of infectious diseases. Immune cells have limitations to transition.



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The first is if a person destroys them once the disease has spread. As seen before, its physical functions are severely damaged. We have seen that if the number of pathogens is controlled and it cannot recover completely. The second limitation is that the expression of the disease is very low as well as contagious That is, treatment can take a long time or being infected with systemic pathogens does not mean that the patient can have a long-term special illness in bed even if we have no proper treatment. Severe infectious disease, the failure of the immune system has to be relieved.


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The third limitation is that infectious diseases | Indicates that the disease has become a source of transmission to other individuals. If we do not get enough food and nutrition then the immune system is in our body Sometimes the difficulties increase. That is why they are not as successful as Tetras in preventing diseases, that is why it is better than treating infectious diseases.


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Survival, access to adequate amounts of food for all is another root How can we prevent diseases? There are two ways; One common and the other disease specificity. The transition is a necessity. Why do we get sick? - Not so contagious .. are we? Herbs are also studied. Raw processes of organisms 185 Science


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IImpact of both individual and collective problems on health. We need food for personal and community health, issues Both Matter for Health) We have to work to get this food. So we have to find opportunities to work. The ability to live a good economic and social life is fully coordinated. Conditions and work are also necessary for personal health, so no one has been able to achieve them on their own.




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We must be happy to be healthy. If the health of living beings is not good and our dealings with those around them or with any of them are based on a particular environment, then there is a physical factor that can keep us happy and healthy in the environment.


So for personal well-being comes social equality or factors or elements.For example cyclones are very important to us and harmony.We think in such a way that it harms health in many ways. We see that many community problems affect our individual but even more importantly how human, self-esteem is affected. Live in society. Hence our social environment, our 13.1.3 The distinction between ‘healthy’ and ‘disease-free’ is important to personal health.




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We live in villages, towns or (Distinctions between healthy and cities. In such places our physical disease - free ') environment is also determined by the social environment. If we understand this to be healthy then think of a disease or ailment or what happens if the person carrying the carcass (cleaning- what is it? This word in English (DIS + EASE) describes itself as workers) does not dispose of the waste? Think if there is one that disturbs us.


What happens if the drain drains are not cleaned? If a large amount of waste is considered in the form of a facility. Another meaning of the disease is the inconvenience of being thrown into the streets or engaged in open drains. Although the use of the term remains stagnant in very limited water, it is prone to poor health. We will talk about the disease when we are overwhelmed. Thus community hygiene is known to be a specific cause of inconvenience to health. This means that it is important, not at all that we know the correct and final answer 13.2. We can say that if a person is suffering from diarrhea then what is the exact cause of the activity?












Knowledge of the Subject

It is essential for teachers to have a strong grasp of the material they are teaching. Elementary school teachers must have content mastery in basic math, literacy, social studies and science. High school teachers, who usually specialize in only one or two subject areas, must have a thorough knowledge and understanding of their area of specialty. Teachers also need to know how children learn. They need to know the expectations in development for children of different ages. Skills of a teacher also include proficiency in teaching strategies and disciplinary techniques.

Personal Experiences

Most teachers are initially drawn to the profession due to positive learning experiences they had early in their lives. There might be a favorite teacher who was instrumental in helping them fulfill their full potential or any opportunity they had to teach something to someone, such as a younger sibling learning to ride a bicycle or a friend needing help with homework. Such experiences help aspiring teachers understand the dynamics of transmitting information from teacher to learner. Other experiences, such as being a camp counselor, scout leader or sports coach also contribute to increased awareness of how to interact with youngsters and how to motivate and inspire them.

Professional Experiences

An essential component of teachers' college programs is practice teaching. These practicum placements should occur early in the teacher preparation program. It is only by preparing lessons and delivering them that teachers can determine which methods they are most comfortable with and which ones are more likely to ensure student success. Teachers need to be lifelong learners and take advantage of the many professional development opportunities that are available for them to expand their repertoire of teaching strategies. Throughout their careers, excellent teachers constantly adjust and adapt their approach as they reflect on their past experiences and improve upon them.

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