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Rule makers should walk in teachers’ shoes
John Rassler
Mar. 1, 2019 7:25 am
All individuals involved in the making of rules regarding seclusion and/or restraint of disruptive students should be required to spend a year dealing with disruptive students on a daily basis. After that experience, they would gain credibility and be better qualified to regulate how schools deal with such students.
John Rassler
Belle Plaine
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