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Compare and contract Wong's pragmatic classroom; Kagan, Kyle, & Scott's Win-Win Discipline; and Morrish's Real Disciple. Identify the respective strengths and weaknesses, and advantages and disadvantages, of each.

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Compare and contract Wong's pragmatic classroom; Kagan, Kyle, & Scott's Win-Win Discipline; and Morrish's Real Disciple. Identify the respective strengths and weaknesses, and advantages and disadvantages, of each.

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Wongs' method is good in that it establishes procedures and that it expects everyone is coming in ready to learn. However, it lacks certain rules and discipline procedures. The Win-Win Discipline also establishes routines (one of its 5 Ps), however to me it seems to "touchy ...

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