How recess supports academic, social-emotional, development
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Jan 25, 2011
"An Ethic of Excellence," by Ron Berger, was my school's book in common for this school year. Knowing most of you the way I do, I think you will absolutely love it.
Just an idea. (I like ideas.)
:-)K
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