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December 2011 Blog Posts (1)
Which parent do you most want to please?
Do you remember how having children of your own changed your perspective on what goes on in the classroom? (If you don't have children of your own yet, trust me - they will have an impact on your teaching!) So take a look at these 2 letters. I don't think any parent would ever actually send either of these, but if they did, which parent would you most want to please?
Dear Teacher,
Thank…
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