When a student challenges your classroom expectations, it can feel nerve-wracking and like you’re being pulled into a power struggle. How can you stand firm in your expectations without letting the situation escalate? Listen in as Linda and Amanda discuss how you can maintain your authority in your classroom without getting drawn into arguments or unnecessary conflict.
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00:00 Navigating Power Struggles in the Classroom
13:28 Understanding Authority vs. Dominance
18:51 Establishing a Classroom Management Plan
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