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The resources below were used in Dr. Bluestein’s book, The Beginning Teacher’s Survival Guide: Win-Win Strategies for Success. This list was taken from the final manuscript submitted for this book in 2010 and may be slightly different from the resources listed in the 2021 version of the published book. All links were current and active at the time of publication.
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Note: The book was originally released under the title Becoming a Win-Win Teacher: A Guide for First-Year Teachers. This book is out of print and has been replaced by this updated version, released in mid-2021. The bibliography is from the original version of the book. All references appear in the new version (along with some new source material).
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