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9 Discussion Questions for Successful Staff Meetings
Part of our Cash in on Learning series by Richard M. Cash, Ed.D. Click to read other Cash in on Learning posts. I didn’t begin my career in education. My first bachelor’s degree was in theater. My dad used to … Continue reading
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Winter Sports, Year-Round Inspiration
by Mary Stennes Wilbourn and Alison Behnke Winter arrived early this year for most of us, and it hit with a vengeance. Windchills plummeted and snow fell hard, leaving many people thinking “here we go again.” Then, against the backdrop … Continue reading