Changes in the family, inadequate care, and problems of individual family members often
A) require teachers to allow the child more independence.
B) require the teacher to report the family to the Department of Social Services.
C) require closer monitoring of child behavior.
D) require teacher intervention in the child's education.

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GinnyAnswer · Answer

Teachers should closely monitor child behavior due to changes in family dynamics that can impact a student's educational experience. This monitoring allows teachers to identify when a child may require additional support or intervention. It is a vital first step in addressing potential issues arising from inadequate care or family problems. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-05

Anonymous · Answer

The best response to changes in family circumstances affecting students is to closely monitor their behavior. This helps teachers identify when a child needs additional support. Hence, option C is the most appropriate choice. 
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