Disrespectful students can be challenging to even the best teachers. So how do we handle them with grace while also maintaining our authority? Listen in as Linda shares strategies for dealing with disrespect in the classroom.
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00:00 Navigating Disrespect in the Classroom
04:37 Our Identity as Teachers
12:05 Practical Strategies for Addressing Disrespect
18:38 Empowering Students Through Repentance
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