It is the third week of school and Mr. Jones has recently noticed that one of his students looks really tired and has not been on-task when reading ever since the beginning of school. Mr. Jones knows that this student comes from a broken home and he is surrounded by poverty. What should Mr. Jones do?
a. Keep the student after school and try talking with him.
b. Tell the student that if he doesn't improve his reading skills he will have more homework.
c. Refer the student to a specialist such as a social worker, school nurse, or school counselor.
d. Mr. Jones should just ignore it because he knows the student will grow out of it.
c
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