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This increased Attention is associated with a greater feeling of classroom belonging and student engagement.
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Teachers can support their students' Attention in a number of ways, including organizing their classrooms to minimize distractions, creating breaks for movement, incorporating checks for understanding, and creating a safe and positive classroom climate by building strong, trust-based relationships.
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