FLAIR Volume 2 Issue 4 (May 2022)

Volume 2 Issue 4

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May 2022

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Punishments for Cheaters

How Much SHOULD Parents be Involved in Their Children's Education ?

OnlineOnsite Seesaw Time to Break a Harmful Habit

Editor's Note

FLAIR Editorial & Design EDITOR Porjai, Grade 6 ADVISOR Ms. Nui MAGAZINE ARTWORK Ms. Nui WRITERS Baobao, Grade 6 Joie, Grade 5 Miu, Grade 6 Nita, Grade 6 Peary, Grade 6 Pingping, Grade 6 Punfun, Grade 6 Porjai, Grade 6 Tinn, Grade 6 Without the following contributions, this issue would not have been a success. Much gratitude to our SPONSORS: Fresh Life Canada Teddy Bear Hospital A LITTLE SOMETHING Yogurtland Khun Waraporn Warapakorn Khun Chairat Sirithongsakorn

"Let's cherish the imperfections."—FLAIR © 2022 FLAIR. All rights reserved.

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Should Homework be Required ?

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Contents

Children's perspectives on having homework

Experiences of having alternate classes

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How Much Should Parents be Involved in Children's Education ?

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Punishments for Cheaters Arguments on how teachers should set punishments when students are caught cheating

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Time to Break a Harmful Habit, children!

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At a Juncture Students describe their lives at a time of change

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Should Homework be Required ??

Writer: Pingping, Grade 6, Amnuay Silpa School

4 May 2022

ping Writer: Ping

Writer: Anya, Grade 4, Plearn Pattana School

Writer: Pershey, Grade 4, Plearn Pattana School

Writer: Punn, Grade 3, Plearn Pattana School

Writer: Jaidee, Grade 3, Plearn Pattana School

What Do Kids Think?

Writer: Unna, Grade 4, Plearn Pattana School FLAIR

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Online-Onsite Seesaw

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Writer: Joie, Grade 5, RIS Swiss-Section

Young writers interested in being part of FLAIR, please

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feel free to contact Ms. Nui via or visit

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How Much Should Parents . . . in their Children's Education?

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Writer: Peary, Grade 6, Khemasiri Memorial School

8 May 2022

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TEDDY BEAR HOSPITAL

A popular initiative held earlier was a kids workshop where kids can take their own comfort doll friends to ONE MIGHT THINK, What learn how to take care of a cute hospital name! Does their hygiene. it really exist?" Yes, Teddy Bear Hospital does exist— and is for everyone.

It is a social responsibility campaign launched in 2019 as part of Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University's public community services. Seeded

by Anandamahidol Fund, the campaign is run by groups of benevolent pediatricians and volunteer Children also got to role medical students who take as doctors in turns offering various free play fun fruitful workshops to examining their dolls to experience a hospital visit. interested families.

During the pandemic, Teddy Bear Hospital has continued hosting various online workshops and published unique educational videos.

Check out upcoming free online/onsite workshops and educational videos at:

@teddybearhospCU

Teddy bear hospital CU Advertorial

How Should we set Punishments for cheaters?

Writer: Nita, Grade 6, Rungarun International School

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PUNISHMENTs for Cheaters

Writer: ฺBaobao, Grade 6, Amnuay Silpa School

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Time to Break a Harmful Habit !

Writer: Porjai, Grade 6, Amnuay Silpa School

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Let's not be Distracted in Class

Doing something else in your class time will create a bad habit.

Writer: Nita, Grade 6, Rungarun International School FLAIR

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At a Juncture

Writer: Tinn, Grade 6, St. Gabriel's College 14 M a y 2 0 2 2

Writer: Miu, Grade 6, Roong Aroon School

Preparing to be

Writer: Punfun, Grade 6, Plearn Pattana School

a 6th Grader FLAIR

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