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Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2018 16:10:40 -0500

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When packing the bag, get in the habit of putting the heaviest items closest to the student's back. Look for other ways to lighten the load, Jacobs said, like soft lunch containers and lightweight water bottles. For young people who haul large musical instruments or awkward sports equipment, look for cases or carts that move on wheels. Urge young people to take the time to slip both straps on, rather than slinging a strap over one shoulder. Parents4183372 and teachers can always ask this simple question, too: Do you need that? "Kids are responsive to education because they don't want to
be in pain, they don't want to trip and fall, they don't want to walk in a funny way," Jacobs said. "Do they need that extra battery? Do they really need to their science book when they don't have science? Would it make sense to have smaller binders for each of the subjects?" Last year, my daughter's school backpack got so heavy, she would sometimes just drag it behind her rather than hoist it onto her shoulders. Backpacks with wheels are too bulky for her locker, so next year I'm thinking about buying an extra set of textbooks to keep at home.

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