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1．师生之间应建立良好的师生关系；
2．良好的师生关系对老师的工作有利；
3．良好的师生关系有利于学生的学习。

A.师生之间应建立良好的师生关系；
B.良好的师生关系对老师的工作有利；
C.良好的师生关系有利于学生的学习。

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