This article on "Tips for Keeping the Peace" is a great reminder for teachers, as well as great to use with students.
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Where is the article? I can't find out it. Please post it again because I need some advice about classroom management. Waiting.....
Posted by: NYSTCE CST | June 16, 2009 at 08:49 AM