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ABC News: Florida Teacher Starts Each Day Complimenting Students One by One

By Genevieve Shaw Brown
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By Genevieve Shaw Brown

In classrooms across the country, the school day almost always starts off with some kind of routine. Announcements, a run-through of the day’s calendar or maybe the Pledge of Allegiance.

But in Chris Ulmer’s classroom, the day starts off with 10 minutes of compliments.

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