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Course Name: SPA 44089/EPSY5/70093 Cognition of Conversation, Miscommunication, and Learning
EHHS alumna Justine DeFrancesco, a primary school teacher for Berlin Cosmopolitan Schools, has penned her first children's book, How to Let it Go.DeFrancesco said the book gave her classroom community the opportunity to talk about the things that frustrate them at school and at home. Students learned that when emotions of anger, sadness, or disappointment arise, the power to move on from such feelings lies within them.The Ohio native, who writes under the pen name Justine M. Bean, teaches kindergarten, preschool, primary and secondary students. She received a B.S.E. '16, and a M.Ed., '19...
