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cookcarl

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Describe the effects of lead poisoning in children.
 
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In attempting to determine how an observation will take place, there is a process that the child teacher should go through. List these stages and briefly describe each.
 
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Answer to Question 1

There can be mild to severe lasting effects. Lead can affect all systems in the body and does not always show symptoms. It can cause cognitive deficits and lack of ability to concentrate or even to learn. Reading, writing , motor,and math skills can be affected. It can also cause behavior problems, hearing difficulties, and anemia.

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(1) The scientist collects physical data. (2) The garbage collector sorts feelings from physical data. (3) The advocate looks from a child's eye view. (4) The artist takes action to support findings.




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Reply 2 on: Sep 14, 2018
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