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Jun 4, 2011
mrsd
That would work when there are only one or two disruptive students. Or it would work if the other students in the class weren't buying into the disruptions. But, what do you do when 1/3 of the class are there because parents have requested that they NOT be in classes with their children. That's the situation I was in two years ago. 27 students in t...See More
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