[NIFL-AALPD:813] teacher leaders, teacher perspective

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Hello everyone, this question is for teachers.
Do you believe teacher leadership (specifically involvment in the larger field 
of adult literacy) impacts your practice in the classroom?  Positively?  
Negatively? And how so?

I look forward to hearing your perspective on this and other questions from my 
previous message.

Thanks for your feedback,
Jackie



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