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Three of the following teachers are socializing their students in the way that schools typically do. Which teacher is not socializing students in a typical fashion?
A) Ms. Allen insists that her students complete their independent seatwork before they go to recess
B) Ms. Dobson suggests that Sean bang his fist against the wall a few times whenever he gets frustrated
C) Ms. Castanza does not permit her students to talk back to her in a disrespectful fashion.
D) Ms. Bernetti has her students go to lunch by rows, letting the quietest rows go first

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