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How can teachers support students moving from primary to secondary school?

Correct answer: C. Introducing them to new routines and expectations gradually

  • A. Overloading them with assignments in the first few weeks
  • B. Ignoring their concerns about the new school
  • C. Introducing them to new routines and expectations gradually
  • D. Keeping them isolated from senior students

Explanation

Gradual introduction to routines, rules, workload, and expectations reduces uncertainty during the move to secondary school. Ignoring concerns or overloading students can increase transition stress.

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