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This Fall/Winter a book study of “Teach Like A Champion” will be offered. “Teach Like A Champion” covers 49 effective classroom practices which emphasizes strong classroom management and academic rigor. In addition, these practices correlate with the TEAM rubric. We will meet three time to discuss the practices described in the book and how to implement them in the classroom. These meetings will take place afterschool in December and January. You will be payed $175 to read the book and $25 for each meeting. There are 20 spots available. If you wish to participate, please contact me.

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