“It’s also very hard because ... we have to do it every day ... when we can do those two things, the payoff is huge, we see a lot of growth for all students.”
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“One thing you could do is at the end of each day, write down one or two positive things that happened that day.”
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At the end of each day, wrote down one or two positive things that happened with students
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