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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2020 · 29 MIN

Do Substitute Teachers Ever Label Their Students?

from Substitute Teachers Lounge · host Greg Collins

Send us Fan MailDo substitute teachers ever group students into different categories based on how they act or perform in the classroom?  If so, is that a good practice or a bad practice?And, be watching for details about our new Patreon page.  The podcast isn't changing, but you can enjoy additional audio and video files by becoming a Patreon subscriber.

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Send us Fan Mail Do substitute teachers ever group students into different categories based on how they act or perform in the classroom? If so, is that a good practice or a bad practice? And, be watching for details about our new Patreon page. The podcast isn't changing, but you can enjoy additional audio and video files by becoming a Patreon subscriber.

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