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I remember the first time I walked into a middle school classroom and saw a group of kids yelling over a spilled juice box.…
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Conflict resolution has always been a topic I thought was best left to school counselors or therapists. But after a particularly tense meeting with…
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I remember the first time I walked into a middle school classroom after a student had just thrown a textbook at another. The air…
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I remember the day my 8-year-old daughter came home from school in tears, saying, 'He called me a mean name and won’t stop talking…
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I remember the first time I watched my 8-year-old niece throw a tantrum over a broken crayon. She was screaming, kicking, and crying —…
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I remember the first time a group of 13-year-olds in my classroom erupted over a disagreement about whose turn it was to present the…
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I still remember the day when two students in my high school classroom locked eyes, fists clenched, over a misplaced textbook. It was a…
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I remember the day I watched a 4-year-old boy tear across the classroom, yelling, 'You took my toy!' while a girl sat on the…
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When I was a first-grade teacher, I once watched a student named Alex punch another child over a disagreement over a toy. It was…
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