Students should be advised as early as possible if their behavior is problematic, and:
A. they should be given direction and opportunities to improve problem areas.
B. they should be terminated from the program immediately.
C. they should be ridiculed in a public arena.
D. they should be allowed to continue without further direction.
Answer: A
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