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A 'bible' of books was given to new teachers. It was called "The First Few Frantic Weeks" It was actually written in the early 1960s. I was a junior in high school at the time and I remember thinking I'd stumbled on to some war plans that all teachers used. Anyway, if anyone is doing a paper on how classroom management has changed, this is one to check out. There were several issues, each one dealt with a particular subject area.
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