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Improving Communications with your Students (Diana Sauder)

Diana Sauder May 31, 2018

Would you like to improve the ways that you relate to your students, particularly the troublemakers, those with mental blocks, or those with emotional issues? Topics include how to communicate with your students (primarily one on one), good questions to ask, tips for having a two way conversation, and ways to encourage your students.

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