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Teachers and parents can most help students develop positive self-perceptions by:
 
  a. holding high yet achievable expectations for their performance.
  b. holding expectations for performance that they can achieve with little or no effort.
  c. encouraging them to think more positively about themselves.
  d. talking about the advantages of having high self-esteem.

Question 2

A clear, direct, assertive statement about exactly what a student did that constitutes misbehaving, how the misbehavior affects the teacher's ability to teach, and how the teacher feels about the misbehavior.
 
  a. no-lose method
  b. rule
  c. I message
  d. procedure



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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