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  World No Tobacco Day   Breaking Free from Tobacco Addiction: Understanding the Harmful Effects and Seeking Help   Harmful Effects of Tobacco : Tobacco might seem appealing, but it can wreak havoc on your health. When you smoke or chew tobacco, it introduces harmful chemicals into your body. These chemicals can stain your teeth, give you bad breath, and make your clothes smell unpleasant. But the damage doesn't stop there. Tobacco can seriously harm your lungs, weaken your immune system, and even increase your risk of cancer. It's important to know that tobacco isn't just a "bad habit"—it poses a real threat to your well-being.   How to Get Rid of Tobacco Addiction: Quitting is challenging but entirely possible. Here are some simple steps to help you on your journey to becoming tobacco-free: ·        Set a Quit Date: Choose a specific date to stop using tobacco. This gives you a clear goal and helps you mentally prepa...

  AS A TEACHER HOW TO IDENTIFY SPECIFIC  LEARNING DISORDER(SLD) IN STUDENT     Academic difficulties: Students with SLDs may consistently struggle with specific academic skills despite adequate instruction. This can include difficulties with reading, writing, spelling, math, comprehension, or problem-solving.   Reading difficulties (Dyslexia): Signs of dyslexia can include difficulty with letter recognition, decoding words, reading fluency, or comprehending written text. Students may frequently mix up or substitute letters, struggle with phonics, and read slowly or with little accuracy.   Writing difficulties (Dysgraphia): Dysgraphia may manifest as challenges with handwriting, letter formation, spacing, and spelling. Students may exhibit messy or illegible handwriting, struggle with organizing thoughts on paper, and have difficulty expressing ideas in writing.   Math difficulties (Dyscalculia): Dyscalculia can lead to difficulti...