I have set up classes two times; how do I remove duplicate added classes?

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To delete a class, visit the Teacher Dashboard and click the class you wish to remove. Then, click the Settings tab. At the bottom of the page, click "Delete this class".

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Lesson 2: Setting up your teacher account and creating a class

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