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You can wait and go to the next problem

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You could ask a friend for help or look at your binder and see if you did something similar before

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If a teacher is busy and can’t come to you at the moment, then you can ask a friend next to you for help.

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You can review your work and your resources and help yourself by using information from the text.

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You could ask a friend to help you out and this change us by making us actually do something

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Students can try to reread the text or work directions and tell yourself that you can do it and you will try to solve as much as you can and you can ask a class mate

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Ask your classmates, someone next to you for help. Try to reread what you don’t understand and think deeply about the question or text. And if you still don’t get it, maybe skip that question and go to the next question. Also you can do make up work while your waiting for the teacher to come to you

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You could ask a friend for help.

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If the teacher tells you to wait, you should reread pages given to you that are related to the topic or ask a friend.

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You can go check your binder or your notes or ask your classmates. 😁

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The teachers should teach them what to do in this situation is ask someone next to you and everything would be easy🤪🤪

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Some ways students can ask for help and not sit there and do nothing is ask another student or you can try to do work and wait until someone can help you.

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You can ask for help or you can just do it!

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They can ask help from someone else other than the teacher they can ask the same question to the people who are not busy and around.

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Ask friend for help❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️.

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Or check your binder

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You should ask a student if they know.

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Look at the passage the answer could be there.

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Ask someone next to you if you don’t understand

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We can try to do our best by searching it up or something also check a binder

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Maybe we can have a sign when you raise your hand so they’ll know you need help 🖐👋

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Ask any body around you if they know the answer

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One thing you can do is that you can ask some of your friend before you

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Ask some one around you perfor you call the teacher or try first and if you fell it’s wrong the try again

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I can try to figure it out

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TWO WORDS: Pay attention, and if you really don’t get it, look in your binder, and if that doesn’t help, then you can ask the teacher but if she doesn’t come immediately then you keep trying or do some other work in till she gets with you.

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Check inside your binder for the answer, or ask someone that’s next to you.

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We should check back in our binders for information instead of asking the teachers for every little thing that we get stuck on

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People can ask classmates so you don't have to ask the teachers or search it up on iPad or chrome book

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I would ask somebody else for help if not I would do any work I haven’t finished and wait for you to help me with teacher’s permission.

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Looking inside in your binder to find the answer

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Try looking inside your binder for clues that can help you find the answer for the question. Or you ask your classmates if they can help you. Also you can use your IPad.

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When you don’t get something you can search it up or look in your binder if you have done this before or ask a classmate that knows.

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I would be working independently and wait for the teacher to come by and also give me feedback on what I have to do.

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Read the directions again or ask a friend for their help on your homework.You could look it up on your iPad with permission from the teacher.

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We could ask the people around us and if they didn’t have an answer then look it up on your iPad.

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Last year my teacher would write the person names on the board and if u needed to talk to him u would have to write you're name on the board and he would talk to u based on the order of names

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If a student is having trouble with their class work, they should ask other pears to help them, but not tell them the answers. If their pears don’t want to help them, then they can reread the text and highlight important details to also help them. They can also look up what they are doing on the computer, but not the answers.

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Last year my teacher would say to take 2 deep breaths and ask someone if she’s busy.Also we had something called slant which is sit up straight and stop what your doing.Then the teacher would help one by one while we were waiting we would study for any upcoming tests or review our work.

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I think that students can read notes from their binders to help them while they wait for teacher help so that they don’t just sit and do nothing while waiting for a teacher to come help them.

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The student should look back in the text or they could break the problem or the test or the story up into pieces to under stand it more or you could look it up on your iPad (with permission)

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Students should ask other students for help or read the whole passage double check read the directions and so much other things.

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My last school would just do is write something like a question or a article to answer or to read.

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Students can look in there binder to find the answer

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I think that students should look through the passage to find the answer or you ask a friend for help so you can understand what you are doing.