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At first, I thought it would be nervous 4.(be) with the children who are so different, but gradually I found there¡¯s something special about these students. So there was no need to worry about it. Each Thursday I 5.(welcome) by the smiling faces of Thomas, Joey and Missy. Thomas has to sit on the wheelchair. He communicates with simple words like yes or no. Joey, a deaf girl, always welcomed me with a big smile. Missy 6.(bear) with a kind of illness and it makes her really small for her age. In a normal classroom, it would be common to hear a teacher comfort a child who is tapping his pencil, speaking loudly, or making unnecessary noises.

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