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How to Craft an Effective Routine for the Beginning of Class

| October 10, 2016

The way students enter your art room sets the tone for the rest of class. That’s why it’s so important to have a strong routine! If you’re looking for some fresh ideas to make the beginning of your classes go more smoothly, be sure to check out the video!

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Cassie Stephens

Cassie Stephens is an elementary art teacher from Nashville, Tennessee with nearly 20 years experience and an AOE guest contributor.

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