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Classroom Management Techniques

Updated: Jun 15

Beginning classes that are a welcoming and inviting places for students to learn is a way to spark engagement and motivation with students. Allowing student-voice when developing norms and procedures is a way for teachers to involve students in classroom management decisions.

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