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My students are the same age as the ones murdered in CT- just thinking about it makes me cry- and some of them heard about the tragedy and are frightened- I break down if I discuss the tragedy- should I do my best to not discuss the topic with my students? I have no idea how to address this nightmare to my kids- what approach have you used?
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