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Jamie Sparks Case Study
Jamie Sparks stormed out of class after exchanging insults with a fellow classmate. When Justin was directed to return to class he refused to do so. In addition, Justin demanded to see Mrs. V because he felt he was being picked on. I explained to Justin that he and his classmate were equally wrong for the hurtful taunts they hurled at one another. Despite my efforts to resolve this conflict, Justin vehemtly refused to reenter the

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