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Harry K. Wong and Rosemary T. Wong. Setting a specific schedule and enacting proven procedures in the first few weeks of school are critical in determining how well organized the classroom will be for the rest of the school year. This, in turn, affects how well students will learn all year long. What the teacher does during the first days of school may well determine success or failure. This book contains much good counsel; however, be alert for the techniques or practices that may not be fully in harmony with our beliefs. 331 pages; paper; Harry K. Wong Publications, Inc.
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