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    The document is a thank you note from three students to their kindergarten/first grade teacher who uses the Reggio Emilia teaching method, which values listening to students and having open communication. The students appreciate their teacher's dedication to student-centered learning, flexibility, and patience.

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    The document is a thank you note from three students to their kindergarten/first grade teacher who uses the Reggio Emilia teaching method, which values listening to students and having open communication. The students appreciate their teacher's dedication to student-centered learning, flexibility, and patience.

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    The document is a thank you note from three students to their kindergarten/first grade teacher who uses the Reggio Emilia teaching method, which values listening to students and having open communication. The students appreciate their teacher's dedication to student-centered learning, flexibility, and patience.

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    Sarah McDaniel

    IPS Butler Laboratory


    School 55
    We Appreciate...
    Learning is a
    partnership
    Know your why
    Flexible and
    patient

    A kindergarten/first grade
    teacher who is dedicated to the
    Reggio inspired teaching method

    Always listen to students


    and have an open line of
    communication

    By: Ellie Davis, Lillie Michael, and Ashley


    Churchill

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