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One dark night in broad day light, two dead men jumped up to fight. Back to back, they faced eachother, drew their swords and shot eachother.

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Shoveling horse poo from the stalls

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Education > Teachers & Administrators Student teachers: What to do when your students won't respect your authority

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In today's society, a teacher almost needs a behavioral science degree to deal with everyday classroom agendas. Respect for authority within children, young and older, seems to be at an all time low. In the past, when a student was disruptive, the child was sent to the hallway, ban from the activity, or quite often, sent to have a chat with the pricipal. Depending on the severity of the offence, they were often given an after school detention for an hour, the same day as the offence. What happened to those days?

Today, a disruptive student in elementary schools will often be put in a...

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