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Challenging behaviors in the classroom can bring about a host of different feelings—fear, avoidance, humility, embarrassment, and frustration, to name a few. These behaviors in the classroom can compromise the learning outcomes and can be an even bigger blow to your confidence as a facilitator. Here from Carrie Addington on how to manage these behaviors for a productive classroom experience.
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Refereeing Behaviors in the Classroom: Knowing When to Blow the Whistle

Tuesday, October 24, 2017

Challenging behaviors in the classroom can bring about a host of different feelings—fear, avoidance, humility, embarrassment, and frustration, to name a few. These behaviors in the classroom can compromise the learning outcomes and can be an even bigger blow to your confidence as a facilitator. Here from Carrie Addington on how to manage these behaviors for a productive classroom experience.

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