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Leader Of Learning Podcast Episode 13: The Importance of Relationships with Raye Wood

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Show Notes:

In this episode, I interview Dr. Raye Wood @RayeWood, a national board certified teacher and doctoral candidate, about her thoughts on building and maintaining strong relationships with students and other educators.

Raye’s Bio:

Dr. Raye Wood is a National Board Certified Teacher who is currently teaching third grade. She has a master’s degree in Teaching English as a Second Language and is currently writing her doctoral dissertation on self-regulation in elementary students. Her passion areas include technology integration, teacher-powered schools and helping teachers take leadership roles while continuing to teach.

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Raye’s Website

http://www.mrswood.net/

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