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This document discusses classroom management techniques for students who have issues with authority figures. It evaluates strategies that have been successful with these types of students and whether they are applicable across age groups. The literature review focuses on student identity and behavior, self-discipline, and managing the classroom. Recommendations include further research on reducing undesired behaviors, improving student motivation, and building social skills. The conclusions state that teachers must provide a safe, structured learning environment and allow student involvement in decisions to help students understand and engage with their behavior.

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Classroom Management Techniques for Students Who Have with Issues with Authority Figures Maria Stoessel-Puente

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