In the course of making Testing Our Schools, correspondent John Merrow and producer John Tulenko interviewed teachers and school administrators who are grappling with the realities of increased testing and its effects -- for better and worse -- on the quality of teaching and learning.
Report the stray dog to the council. Ring local vets and rescue centres. If itâs safe, check whether the dog is wearing a tag, call the number and leave a message. Ask local vets to scan them for a microchip. Create a found poster and place around the local area. Check listings and add details on missing pet websites.
One of the most common ways dog owners detect cancer is by finding a lump or a mass on their dog (the dog typically isnât bothered by the lump). But itâs important to clarify, just because you find a lump, doesnât mean itâs cancer. Still, a veterinarian should investigate any lump as soon as possible.