Teaching Transitions

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June 25, 2015June 25, 2015

Prestige in Our Profession: the Competent Expert vs. the Skilled Adventurer

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kathrynhaughney

Teacher of students with significant and complex living and learning needs, as well as the pre-service teachers that serve them. Graduate of action research, full-time researcher and avid research consumer, doctoral student, dork, nerd and general learning enthusiast.

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