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Saturday, April 4, 2015

Edutopia Share: What It Means to be a Great Teacher

In light of all the negative press (particularly this week in NYS), it's a good thing we have articles like this reprinted to keep teachers going during the darkest of days. The Heart of Teaching: What It Means to be a Great Teacher

The short version is that kindness, compassion, empathy, inspiration and positive energy contributes to great teaching.  Perhaps it is the Passover-Easter season talking to me, but I thought that kindness, compassion, empathy, inspiration, and positive energy were at the goals for begin a good human?




The Heart of Teaching: What It Means to be a Great Teacher

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