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Feeling frustrated by behavior issues? Research suggests that positive discipline strategies can help you create a better learning environment for your students:

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Ajoke Bevans2 years ago

I watched this video twice. The second time I took notes as these resonated with me especially expecting compliance. My colleagues will benefit from seeing this as well. However, rather than responding to minor infractions, how should teachers address it so it doesn’t continue?

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