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The Upside to Conflicts in Middle School
By Stephanie Filio I’m sitting at a busy lunch table full of sixth graders. There is energy you can’t put your finger on and a deafening hum that continues from the first lunch all the way to the last. All … Continue reading
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Tagged conflict resolution, kids and conflict, middle school, resolving conflict
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