[NIFL-AALPD:812] teachers as leaders?

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Hello everyone,
What makes a teacher leader?  What are the qualities/actions of a teacher 
leader, and what are the different roles of teachers as leaders?  What is 
already happening on local program and state levels that supports teacher 
leadership?

Further, what needs to happen on various levels to better support teachers as 
members of and leaders in the field of adult literacy?

Thanks,
Jackie



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