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Mar 21, 2019
haha
It's definitely an art not a science and takes a while to find your way. I am generally very laid back but have made it work for me using humor to engage students while still communicating what I will and will not tolerate in my class. Be clear with your expectations and point out when students are not meeting them. Be prepared to use the school be...See More
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