Parental follow-through with "discipline"
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Jun 7, 2010
Prof. Seeman
On 6/07/10, Summer wrote: > I teach middle school. I have one class that is totally out > of control. When I am trying to deal with one situation, > something else happens, and then I end up almost brushing > off the first incident in an attempt to deal with the > second and so on. As a result of this, the students think > that I ...See More
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