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Psychologist Ross Green offers a radically different approach to fixing kids' behavior. Tristan Spinski Leigh Robinson was out for a lunchtime walk one brisk day during the spring of 2013 when a call came from the principal at her school. Will, a third-grader with a history of acting up in class, was flipping out on the playground.

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