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    Re: Love and Logic
    Posted by jess on 8/17/08

    One thing he suggested that I disagree with is using touch
    as an intervention. I have shared this with several of my
    professors and colleagues and it just seems inappropriate,
    even if you have good rapport with your kids you never know.

    On 8/17/08, Curious wrote:
    > Of those of you that have used the Love and Logic approach
    > to teaching, is there anything that hasn't worked quite so
    > well as you thought, or things you disagree with?

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