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Eight Things Teachers Can Do To Help Students Succeed
Recent studies from researchers and educators from around the country, the Alliance for Excellent Education, an educational nonprofit based in Washington, D.C., were able to identified 10 key elements of a successful high school. These qualities should be present and noticeable in every school to ensure that all students get the tools and skills they need for future success. Teachers have the responsibility to show support to their students and provide extra help to those who extremely need it. In contrast, the article "Eight Things Teachers Can Do to Help Students Succeed.” cited above, states that if teachers do not show any interest in their students' academic life, students will most likely tend to do bad in their classes because they will
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