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Research Based Mania: Education Perfection

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Anyone teach in PA that once to join the discussion:#PATeachQuestion of Week: Describe your district and two goals for the coming year.…Continue

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At 1:36am on July 25, 2010, JoAnn Jacobs said…: Just read your blog on building a PLN. I am going to encourage my teachers to read it and think about what they can do to network and become more informed. Thanks so much for putting yourself out there. We need teachers like you who are continually learning and wanting more than just a teacher's manual.