I’ve put this question to dozens of teachers over the past two years.Source: Them, by Senator Ben Sasse
As the son of a public school teacher, and as the husband of a former public school teacher, I’ve been in countless discussions with teachers about what, at bottom, makes students thrive or flounder.
I’ve never heard a teacher answer these questions with anything besides “parents” or “families.”
Monday, August 26, 2019
What makes students thrive or flounder
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