Answer to Question 1
ANSWER: When reporting about their children, parents tend to compare their children to each other instead of to all children, and thus exaggerate differences among their children.
Answer to Question 2
ANSWER: develop secure teacher-student relationships; promote other adult-student relationships (such as with coaches or counselors); advocate keeping peers and teachers together long enough to form relationships (this can take several months to a few years); advocate keeping schools small; manage your classroom well (e.g., eliminate overly harsh discipline); provide extracurricular activities; help students be kind, helpful, and accepting of one another
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