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    Honest Advice for Teachers
    Honest Advice for Teachers
    Honest Advice for Teachers
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    Honest Advice for Teachers

    By Susan Eubanks Stepp

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    Teachers spend their day answering questions. “Who was Thomas Jefferson? What is an algorithm? Why does Principal Watson smell like Nana’s rum balls?” Well, it’s time teachers had their questions answered for a change. After teaching for nearly twenty years in both public and private schools Susan Eubanks Stepp has seen and heard it all. Obnoxious parents, disrespectful children and micro-managing administrators don’t scare her and they don’t have to scare you anymore! They can be contained just like an outbreak of Ebola. Honest Advice for Teachers will empower you to be the teacher you once were before the heavy meds and uncontrollable crying. If you embrace and practice Susan’s advice she guarantees it will improve your school experience to at least average. And if average is good enough for our American education system then it’s good enough for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMartin Sisters Publishing
    Release dateFeb 5, 2013
    ISBN9781937273989
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