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Resources for Members: Remote Teaching, Coping, and More
To support our members and the community, SPSP is providing a list of resources for teaching and coping during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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“Let’s Stay Safe; Please Keep Your Distance”: How to Politely Ask Other People to Maintain Social Distance
by Thomas Holtgraves
In our efforts to maintain social distance, asking other people to stay a safe distance away can be awkward and difficult. But research on how people make and interpret requests offers a solution.
Repeating Yourself Is Viewed as Inauthentic
by Rosanna K. Smith and Rachel Gershon
That’s right, repeating yourself is viewed as inauthentic.
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