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	<title>Comments on: Yiddishe nachas *</title>
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		<title>By: bvw</title>
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		<description>Rules of success in tough schools:

He took back the halls.
He suspended and/or expelled the disrupters.
He let the possibles know he was there to make the possible possible for them and with them.
He taught them how to eat at a table.
He established higher expectations.
He created &quot;motivated cooperation&quot; (aka positive competition) teams.
He eliminated the nay-sayers.

Note how he needed the support and allowance of higher-ups and the school boards to do it.   Without that ... nothing.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Rules of success in tough schools:</p>
<p>He took back the halls.<br />
He suspended and/or expelled the disrupters.<br />
He let the possibles know he was there to make the possible possible for them and with them.<br />
He taught them how to eat at a table.<br />
He established higher expectations.<br />
He created &#8220;motivated cooperation&#8221; (aka positive competition) teams.<br />
He eliminated the nay-sayers.</p>
<p>Note how he needed the support and allowance of higher-ups and the school boards to do it.   Without that &#8230; nothing.</p>
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