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Apr 17, 2013
I just finished reading Daniel Pink’s book "Drive" and walked away with many key thinking points to ponder and use as I continue to focus and refocus on my purpose and drive to be a better person and principal.
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You are a principal. How often do you have to deal with teachers bullying and/or attempting to ruin the reputation of other colleagues? If you are bullied as a teacher what do you recommend a teacher do? I don't see personel or unions being very effective in handling this. Any suggestions?
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