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What are two classroom situations/examples that would require a teacher to possess one or more of the following traits: empathy, knowledge of the facts, reason, courage and/or interpersonal skills? Explain how the traits influence teacher decision and action.

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Thank you for visiting BM! As you brainstorm two classroom situation/examples that would require a teacher to possess empathy, you might talk about how a student who recently breaks his or her glasses and due to lack of money, he or she cannot replace them for a few weeks. As a result, the teacher can make larger printed handouts, move the student ...

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