I plan on working as a waiter at a restaurant

wash hands regularly,bring hand sanitizer,and where proper clothing in tick and mosquito areas

I think would be good to eat in class since its hard to focus when we are extremely hungry

Yes, this summer and the years to come I hope to get a summer job. The only constraint would be managing when I can work and when I play softball during the summer. I think I will plan to do babysitting or housekeeping things, like cleaning and seasonal work, in my off time.

During the time the video talks about diseases associated with traveling to opposite countries, they mentioned a few tactics to decrease the chance of getting sick. One of these would be to bring an emergency kit with stuff like aloe, bug spray, and appropriate clothes to prevent getting sick.

I honestly think having been able to snack on things during school would help out students. They would be able to focus on learning instead of that gut-renching starvation till lunch. The only problem would be that it may cause a bit of a distraction to the lesson, but if there are strict rules, I feel like it could be balanced out.

I do find myself planning to work while in high school. I would most likely find a close job to where I live but I would also go toward fast food or like drink shops, places where most teens can be found working at that still make good pay within reason.

Some of the tips for dealing with disease for travel was making sure you wash your hands and keep your hand away from your face to help prevent germs spreading. Another tip was to have hand sanitizer to use after touching certain public things like railings and handles. Both of these tips that the video gave can help make the chance of getting a disease less when in public places.

I feel like eating in class can have positive effects on students and how they listen and focus. If the students are too focused on trying to hide their hunger til lunch they can absorb less information than if they were able to eat in class. So I think that this would be a good thing for school as long as it doesn't cause a disruption which it shouldn't.

I do plan to work in high school. I'm hoping to work at Erickson's so I can still be close to school and home.

Washing hands, clothing that prevents ticks, and being prepared.

Personally, I can't work on an empty stomach. Whenever I don't eat, I get sick.

Yes, I am planning to work in high school.

One way not to get a disease is to not travel.

It would impact your learning on how to be more sneaky

I do intend to get a part-time job in high school! I think it is great practice for the real world; when we actually have a real job, it's good practice. I love ice cream so much, and I think a great first job for me would be working at either Ericson's Ice Cream here In Hampdenen or Fielders Choice in Bangor, but it would be difficult for me to refrain from eating all the ice cream; that will take practice.

Some tips to remain healthy would be to wash your hands constantly and always carry sanitizer to keep your hands clean at all times. Also, wearing masks can help prevent sickness from entering your body, and that is very important so you can stay healthy throughout your travel because no one wants to be sick on vacation.

Eating food at school would be very important to improve students' health and attention at school. From personal experience, it is very hard to learn on an empty stomach, even if we get like five minutes to eat a quick snack, which could affect the way students act and the amount of attention the students give to schooling, and they are less worried about being starving.

I think I will do a part time job over a summer in high school. I'm not exactly sure what job I will do, I will probably look into stuff and look into my options and then pick the one I'm into most.

Bring stuff to protect me from diseases such as sun screen, bug spray etc.

I think it could be a positive outcome but also a negative outcome. Such as we will always have food in our stomachs to be able to have energy to focus in class and not be hungry. but there's a negative outcome because people will be distracted by the food especially if it crunches loudly.

I don't want to work in high school, but I will probably end up doing so because it will prepare me for future careers.

Some tips the story gave us were to pack medicines someone might need and not to surround yourself with people who appear to be sick.

I think munching on snacks in class would be good for some kids but bad for others, because it may be distracting which makes it harder to learn.