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Two of the students in your second grade class exhibit aggressive behaviors. They use aggressive language, name calling, and threats to hurt others. One of these students instigates physical fights and has difficulty following your class rules about showing respect and keeping hands to self.

Discuss sources that contribute to such aggression and describe how you might deal with such aggression in your classroom.

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