This Edutopia piece is so right. We are often tired and bust, so we fail to take the time to let parents know when their children do what they are supposed to do. We also get frustrated with students and only call he with bad news. By starting with good news before the need to call with bad news, parents feel that we like their child and are will be quicker to help us out.
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An online collection of a middle school teacher's ponderings
An online collection of a middle school teacher's ponderings
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An online collection of a middle school teacher's ponderings
On a Mission to Prevent English Teacher Burnout
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An online collection of a middle school teacher's ponderings
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An online collection of a middle school teacher's ponderings
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