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By John Huber, Marylandk12.com A recent Education Week article asked teachers what principals could do to better protect them from aggressive student behavior and increasingly confrontational parents. The answers were not surprising. Teachers want administrators to respond quickly when serious incidents occur, and they want disruptive students removed from classrooms when learning becomes impossible. They …
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