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1. The teacher welcomes students to math class and reviews the agenda which includes a warm up, introduction, going over forms, brain bucks, a multiplication test, and silent reading time. 2. The teacher introduces herself, sharing that she is from Saginaw and has a master's degree from NC. She wants class to be fun with no homework. 3. Students need to return signed forms and compacts as soon as possible. There is a refocus policy for misbehavior. Brain bucks can be earned and spent.
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