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Be reasonable is always a key to improvement, once you understand that this is your first year and things aren't going to be perfect it will put you in the mind set and cause less stress upon on you as a teacher. We are not perfect and we don't live in perfect world and there is always room for improvement. Reflect is a great way to sit and think about how you can become a better teacher a better you and different ways you can try and help the kids understand and know the many ways to learn. We are in the classroom for students and that's why teachers are important as you never want to be the teacher who doesn't know what she is doing.Organize Your life is a very important key . If you don't have a organization for time , people , students

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