Gina teaches at the middle grade. Joey is her student. She has noticed that Joey comes to school wearing the same clothes every day: a T-shirt, shorts, and flip-flops. He wears this outfit even on days when it is very cold outside. Recently, Joey seems to be more withdrawn, he keeps to himself and avoids eye contact largely ignoring his friends. Based on Gina's observations, she should:
A. do nothing right now, but continue to observe to confirm any concerns she may have.
B. do nothing, since what Joey wears or does is really none of her business as long as he does not disrupt the class.
C. immediately file a report with her principal or counselor, since Joey could be suffering from abuse or neglect.
D. leave the matter alone. After all, everyone knows how "teens" can be!
Answer: C
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