Creating a Positive Learning Environment

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Creating a Positive Learning Environment | Origin: EC101

JAMES RUSH

This truly is important. In Alaska, though--espec. in rural districts--no matter how positive a culture you establish if you don't have the same sort of working relationship with your colleagues and (most notably) SUPERVISORS, your daily school "life" can feel far beyond challenging.

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