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- 2. I'M TEACHER MARGARET! School Year 2021-2022 Welcome, everyone!
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- 12. Rule 7: Magreact o tumugon sa mensahe. Ugaliing magreply o magreact sa mga announcements at katanungan ng iyong guro o kaklase upang malaman ng guro na nabasa na ninyo ang mensahe. Iwasan ang pag "seen"at hindi pagpansin sa mga mensahe ng guro.
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