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Nov 19, 2005
I am not a primary or secondayr school teacher. (My mother
was a 3rd grade school teacher in NYC for over 25 years -
so I guess it's i the blood).
I am enrolled in a Masters ind Educational Leadership
Program at Argosy University. In a current class I was
given the question "What are the main impediments to change
in your school or district?"
Can anyone out there can give me some brief answers to this
question?
Thanks
Dan
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