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“I struggle to take this seriously when the podcaster has no hisotrical overview of a conept that has been discussed since the 1950s when Carl Rogers wrote about it. One can change how one views disruptive behavior, if one is so fixated on bad behavior that a new 'lens' throgh which to view things is necessary. But, this does not change the behavior and the effects its has on reducing instrucional time and related, empirical affects pertaining to classroom dynamics.”Read full review »
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10/02/23
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“As a teacher, I've been told to "include more writing" in my content area, but no instruction was given beyond that. These strategies tell me HOW to do it so that I can actually help to improve my students' writing.”Read full review »
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