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ericka1

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Glasser says that primary responsibility for proper student behavior in school is held by:
 
  A. parents.
  B. schools.
  C. administrators.
  D. students.

Question 2

When students misbehave, teacher interventions should be:
 
  A. non-punitive.
  B. directive.
  C. non-existent.
  D. structured for compliance.



voltaire123

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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