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1. My comment on Dana's post of students with emotional problems:

2. My comment on Sarah's post on bullying:
3. My comment on Kawther's post about her reflection on EDUC 560 course:
4. My comment on Manar's post about the summary of her webinar:
5. My comment on Jalal's post about the teachers' six types of knowledge:
6. My comment on Nisreen's post about exposing kids to sensory input:










7. My comment on Esraa's post about having lunch time in schools:
8. My comment on Esraa's post about her experience with genius students:
9. My comment on Domouh's post about students with ADHD disorder:
10. My comment on Eva's post about dealing with violence in schools:
11. My comment on Eptysam's post about the impact an ineffective teacher left on her:
12. My comment on Mona's post on students with special needs:
13. My comment on Tahani's post about her children literature's story:
14. My comment on Rima Amer's post about preschoolers' psychomotor skills:
15. My comment on Fatima Ibrahim's post about her first teaching:
16. My comment on Dania's summary of the webinar about inclusion of students with special needs:
17. My comment on Mariam Saloum's reflection on EDUC 560 course:
18. My comment on Fatima Kareem's philosophy of education:
19. My comment on Ola's reflection on EDUC 560 course:
20. My comment on Rawand's post on the importance of chewing gums:



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