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Sam Goodwin, a new fourth-grade teacher, wants to prevent classroom problems before they occur, so he is planning carefully. As he plans his management system, which of the following options is the best advice?
A) Design a token reward system and have a catalog of rewards.
B) Ask other beginning teachers how they're planning their management systems.
C) Be sure to consider the characteristics of students when you plan.
D) Be stern, don't smile, and be tough for the first few months.

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