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- Student Bathroom Use - Scientific Research
- Banning Books in School is Ridiculous
- How to Create a School Radio Station
- Good Teachers Don't Prepare More than a Week Ahead
- The Teacher Work Day
- When Every Test is Important, No Test is Important
- iPods in the Classroom - Webinar Notes
- Teacher Uses for Skype
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1 Responses:
Based on my observations, your analysis is applicable to high school students too.
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