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Do you think Miss Nelson taught her students a lesson? Why or why not?
What are positive behaviors that should be used in the classroom? What behaviors are negative in the classroom?
What makes a teacher a good teacher?
Sometimes new teachers were told not to smile until Christmas. That was so the children would think the teacher was mean and the students would behave. Do you think that is good advice? Why or why not?
Who was your favorite teacher in real life? Why?
Pretend you are Detective McSmogg. What are two ways you could look for a missing teacher?
Could the story have really happened? Why or why not?
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