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     Don’t Personalize Things
    Don’t personalize things. Inappropriate behavior is not a personal attack upon you, even if it comes in that form. Understand that if a kid is calling you names or if he’s not doing his work or if he’s hitting his siblings or if he’s threatening to run away from home or he’s not doing his tasks, whatever it is that he’s not doing, don’t take it personally...read more
 
     
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