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What Typically Occurs When Teachers Make Flippant Remarks at Students in the Classroom Setting
Students will often return sarcastic comments back to the teacher. This creates a confrontational atmosphere in the classroom and reinforces insecurities that the student may have deep down in their inner being.
The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast
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9: How to Connect with Your Students
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