I Love Public Schools

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Megan Steinhauer

Thursday, January 6, 2022 // Hastings

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I can always count on my school psychologist to put in to perspective the reason why I am an educator. Now, I am constantly asking myself: "is it in the best interest of the student" while lesson planning and other routine duties. Reflection amongst teachers can be so empowering!

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