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Hey Teacher...Real Talk!

Ina Perkins
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Pages
168
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
iUniverse

About

This is a practical common sense book for teachers. The advice written in a child-like perspective is practical and could be adapted for anyone in the profession of teaching. This is from the mind of a parent who was once a child, a student, a teacher, a supervisor of teachers and who continues to be an advocate for children. Read it, meditate on it, speak it, learn from it, and apply it and you will be surprised how the common sense sayings in this book can make such a powerful impact in your life, in your classroom, and in the lives of the children and families you sow into. If you want to prosper in your career you must not only apply your book/education knowledge but also the practical common sense knowledge and thats real talk!

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  • General
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