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A Child’s Own Moment
A teacher must provide every child a moment of quietness at the beginning of each day. Just to think. What will the child think? That is something the teacher must not say. Perhaps the child will ask Mom and Dad, or perhaps a grandparent. But this moment must belong to the child alone. —11 Nissan, 5744.