Q: If you haven't already adopted your guinea pigs, choose female guinea pigs next time you visit an adoption centre or pet store. Female guinea pigs generally produce less smell and scent-mark less than male guinea pigs. Additionally, adopt your guinea pigs in pairs rather than adopting a whole herd. Fewer guinea pigs produce less smell and less mess. Timothy, orchard, or meadow hay are a few examples that guinea pigs can consume. Guinea pigs need the hay to keep their teeth ground down and their digestive tracts in balance. Choose fresh hay based on its colour, scent and texture. Most pet stores sell hay in bags. These are generally not fresh and have been sitting on the shelves for months. Old hay is tougher in consistency, yellow, and has a musty scent. Fresh hay should be green-tinged, grassy, soft, and pliable. Adding mint, dandelion greens, parsley, or cilantro to the hay may help the cage smell fresh and will continue to provide your guinea pigs with a healthy diet. With the exception to dandelion greens; these are high in calcium so limit the amount you feed. Foul-smelling odor is often a sign of urinary tract infection or liver failure. Otherwise, the strong-scented odor could also be a sign of dehydration. Organise a regular checkup with an exotic vet that specialises with rodents to rule out any underlying health issues.
A: Adopt sows instead of boars. Provide your guinea pigs with fresh hay. Have your guinea pigs checked by a vet.

Q: This method will work well if you're good at remembering titles or names. Putting books by the same author together helps you find a book in a series easily. This method is less successful if you're the kind of reader who remembers content but can barely recall the name of the author or the book. In such a case, you'll need to try a different approach. Alphabetical division may also need to take into account fiction and non-fiction division (see Subject Method below for more suggestions).
A: Shelve all of your books alphabetically by author or title.

Q: An Individualized Education Plan can be a great benefit to a child with CP. Work with the administration at your child's school to find out how to enroll your child in an IEP program. If your child qualifies, a team of special education professionals will work with you and your child to develop a plan that will focus on: Addressing your child's physical and developmental needs. Assessing your child's current academic skill level. Determining the best way to measure your child's progress. Setting a timeline for meeting your child's academic goals. Determining what instructional methods, classroom accommodations, and assistive devices might benefit your child the most. How to best meet your child's other needs (such as socialization, psychological support, and recreation). How you can help your child work toward their academic goals at home. Good communication skills are vital to your child's independence, sense of well-being, and ability to work and socialize with others. A speech and language therapist can help you and your child develop attainable goals in this area. Talk to your child's speech and language therapist about what is realistic for your child. For example, you might say, "Emma struggles with expressing herself verbally. Do you think we can work toward helping her with her speech? Is she a good candidate for a voice synthesizer?" A good social life can help your child feel empowered, supported, and emotionally fulfilled. Work with your child's teachers to ensure that they are finding opportunities to socialize in school. You and your child can also set basic socialization goals on your own. These might include things like: Planning to take your child on regular errands and outings, such as trips to the grocery store. Arranging play dates with other kids from your child's school or a therapy group. Signing your child up for an extra-curricular activity that they are interested in. Taking your child out to a public area like a park or indoor play area at least once a week. Making sure your child eats with the rest of the group at family gatherings. If your child is really struggling with setting and meeting social goals, a behavioral therapist or psychologist may be able to help.
A: Set academic goals with an Individualized Education Plan. Work with a speech and language therapist to set communication goals. Develop socialization goals with your child.

Q: Read over your paper and look for any statements that seem long-winded or unclear. Break apart long sentences or statements into multiple sentences. Then, clarify your ideas in each sentence to help increase your word count. Add follow up statements so your ideas are specific and well rounded in the paper. For example, you may use clarifying phrases like, "In other words" or "As noted in my previous paragraph". One spot in your paper where you can increase word count is your introduction and your conclusion. Read over your introduction and consider if you can add one to two more sentences to make it sound more detailed and well-rounded. Check your conclusion for any spots where an extra sentence might be needed, such as a short, powerful final sentence at the end of your conclusion to wrap up the essay. For example, you may notice that there is a long sentence in your introduction that could be broken up and then elaborated on further. Or maybe there is an image from the text that you want to describe in a bit more detail in your conclusion to wrap up the paper. Another way you can increase word count is to expand on any quotes or references you already have in your paper. Look over the quotes you have already included in the paper. Consider if you can add more of the quote or other quotes from the text to support your idea. For example, if you have a short quote from a section of the text, add another quote that relates to it so you can flesh out your ideas more in your paper. You can also substitute your existing quotes for quotes that are longer or more relevant to your ideas. This can make your paper stronger and help you increase the word count.
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Clarify your statements. Rework your introduction and conclusion. Expand on your existing quotes.