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The culture of a school is a powerful tool for shaping the behavior of those who work there because it reflects the important values and underlying assumptions of that school. Culture is a powerful set of rituals, traditions, and practices that are often transmitted without question from generation to generation.
Let’s look at four tools that can help you encourage a culture of growth in your school. [Click below to access the article.]
Let’s look at four tools that can help you encourage a culture of growth in your school. [Click below to access the article.]
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