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Teachers have the primary responsibility to provide excellent educational opportunities and ensure students learn. To make this task simpler, teachers should establish and follow effective classroom management strategies such as being fair and consistent, maintaining good body language and eye contact, ensuring teaching methods are suitable for all students, actively involving oneself with students to build strong teacher-student bonds, organizing classroom tasks for students to participate in, and maintaining good relationships by encouraging and motivating students regardless of academic performance.
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