Why Classrooms Should Have Pets?
Pets Enrich the Classroom Experience Observing and Caring for an Animal Instills a Sense of Responsibility and Respect for Life. a Pet Brings Increased...
Why pets should not be in classrooms?
Keeping animals in the classroom can cause health problems for both animals and students. Many kids have allergies, which can be exacerbated by animal dander. Dangerous bacteria such as salmonella can be spread by handling reptiles and frogs, and hamsters and other rodents can carry transmittable diseases, too.
Should animals be in classrooms?
According to the American Humane organization, more than 70 percent of teachers who have classroom pets say the animals help students learn responsibility. Research also shows that classroom pets can reduce stress. “Pets are great companions and can comfort kids who are having a bad day,” says Lisa Robbins.
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