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Introduction,nces are inadequate for pre-service teachers as they usually focus on lesson planning more than student behavior and functioning. Groundwater-Smith, Deer, Sharp, and March (1996), Cambourne, Kiggins, and Ferry (2003) and colleagues have shown that the best way to train pre-service teachers is for th

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Introduction to PK12 Professional Development Role-Play Simulation Technology,ptimally manage health and behavioral health conversations with students that can really make a difference. These developments span diverse areas including virtual humans, gaming mechanics, simulations, evidenced-based communication strategies, and the increasing adoption of online and mobile instru

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Swimming Upstream: Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences in Preparing Students for PK12, impact on early childhood development in preparing children to enter our educational system and their first years of education. A child brought up in a safe and trusting environment, whether the home or school, has a better chance of succeeding compared to one who has experienced the fear and trepi