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Summary:
A set of research modules to help selected Teachers Without Borders members best prepare for their active role as mentors for those teachers participating in the five-course Certificate of Teaching Mastery program
Instructor: Alison Smith, Cheryl Reed, Haviva Kohl
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TEACHERS WITHOUT BORDERS
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Modules
by:
Andra McGinn,
Angus MacNeil,
Arnold Barrera,
Bob Smith,
Bonnie Beyer,
Carol Mullen,
Colleen Kennedy,
Ed Cox,
James E. Berry,
John R. Slate,
Kathleen Campbell,
Larry Ragan,
Linda Searby,
Mary Harris-John,
Michael Yelvington,
National Council of Professors of Educational Administration,
Patricia Reeves,
Rayma Harchar,
Rebecca M. Bustamante,
Richard Braley,
Sherri Ritter,
Theodore Creighton,
William Sharp.
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