yes because it improves there Brian skills and there functions
Yes, kinestetic learners learn easier when chewing gum.
Allowing students to chew gum may help improve focus, reduce stress, and increase cognitive function. Additionally, it can be a discreet way to satisfy oral sensory needs, leading to improved behavior and attention in the classroom.
it is distracting
As long as you put it in the bin.
Students should be allowed to chew gum in school!!! First of all we would nothave to stick it to the desk if we were allowed to chew gum in school because then wecould throw it in the trash without getting in trouble!
who cares if its banned just chew it while there not looking, that's what i do
that students respect the teachers that students learn that sudents listening in class that students were good that students are nice that students dont chew gum that students dont bring there phones to class that students do there hw that students care about there grades that students study for tests that students hate to get a F or D on a test that students dont talk in class that students love there teachers that students want to go to school that students try that students dont wear short shorts that students dont swear that students dont get in trouble that students try anything to not get a detention
Kids chew it and spit it out on the floor
They should not be able to if it is made well. They will most likely chew on the bars (you should try to discourage this-as the paint is not good for them-by giving them wood chew toys) but they can't get through them as they are just guinea pigs.
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