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Our struggles as educators are not unique to ourselves .

Our struggles as educators are not unique to ourselves. United in Our Struggles. “Given 20 or so students for an extra class once a week, what would you do with them? How would you engage the students without grades by which to hold them accountable? I am open to any and all ideas.”

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Our struggles as educators are not unique to ourselves .

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  1. Our struggles as educators are not unique to ourselves. United in Our Struggles “Given 20 or so students for an extra class once a week, what would you do with them? How would you engage the students without grades by which to hold them accountable? I am open to any and all ideas.” Stephanie Scholes “Does anyone have any resources, ideas, experience, etc. into teaching foreign language at a Montessori school?” Carrie Gold “I still have the challenge of using academic rigor in the classroom with my heritage speakers-who are normally bored after they finish the activities in 10 minutes. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.” Mildred Faison To the extent that we are all educated and informed, we will be more equipped to deal with the gut issues that tend to divide us. Caroline Kennedy

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