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Mar 12, 2003
Okay, attitude reflects leadership. The leadership
(principal) at my school is an incompentent, disorganized,
vindictive, back-stabbing idiot. Consequently the attitude
of the teachers is paranoia, disdain, grumbling, hostility,
apathy, etc.
So what I want to know is - how does the phrase "Attitude
Reflects Leadership" apply to your school???
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