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By Sue Shellenbarger Getty Images I have posted before on the problems that arise when your child draws a bad teacher. A reader wrote my Work & Family Mailbox column recently with another painful case. This New York City mom had heard via the playground grapevine last summer that the public-school kindergarten teacher her son had been assigned for the fall wasnt the greatest. She was concerned but withheld judgment. Now that ...
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