Teachers should not hold pupils back in class during recess. Holding them back leaves the children with insufficient time to have their meals

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Teachers do not usually keep students back during recess, as they often have other classes to teach. However, some students may choose to stay back on their own to clarify doubts if they have made prior arrangements with the teacher. Recess is an important time for students to rest, eat, and recharge, so they can stay focused and ready to learn for the rest of the day.

Teachers should not hold pupils back in class during recess. Holding them back leaves the children with insufficient time to have their meals

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