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Jun six, 2010 "Contribute subject material like this. Commence Right here." Recent accusations the Globe Wellbeing Business exaggerated this winter's swine flu situation really hit home for me. As a teacher, I could do little this winter but watch helplessly as news reports created
swine flu panic among the parents of my students. While the children calmly went about their business - as children do - many of their parents watched the H1N1 news reports in wide-eyed terror, concluding that if this terrible plague reached our state it would be tantamount to the Apocalypse itself.
The state, as usual, decided to step in to "help." This came in the form of offering vaccination clinics at the local schools. Understand what this meant for a teacher of fifth-grade children. First, there was the paperwork. For a medical procedure like an injection to take place in a school, each recipient must provide a full medical history. The shot contains additives to which some people are allergic.
Then,Office 2010 Activation, when the day of the clinic arrived, I would need to be able to manage both the kids who were not getting the shot and those who were - at the same time. A few were hysterically afraid of the injection and couldn't understand why they weren't able to get the inhaled version like their younger siblings could. As teachers must, I planned very carefully. I prepared activities for the waiting students to do,Microsoft Office 2007, and chose a movie to distract them from their anxiety. As the day of the clinic approached,Office 2007 Key, we discussed how some people have a fear of injections and it was nothing to be ashamed of. I taught the class relaxation techniques. I called parents and encouraged them to be to be at their child's side during the procedure.
Of course,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007, the number one question I got was the most obvious one of all. Why did we have to do this when there hadn't been even one single case of the swine flu at our school? My only answer was, "So we can keep it that way."