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The answer to challenging behaviors in kindergarten is support, not separation
A Tennessee school district is considering alternative placements for kindergarten students with behavioral challenges, but experts argue that these children need targeted support and teacher training before removal. The article highlights the need for evidence-based interventions, professional development for educators, and early access to specialists to address behavioral issues effectively.
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