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		<title>By: Margo Ungricht</title>
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		<dc:creator>Margo Ungricht</dc:creator>
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		<description>Your comments about a teacher being a master learner resonates strongly with me. I&#039;ve taught for thirteen years, and I have learned through the years that my students are my best teachers. When I&#039;ve learned something new, I share it with them, and they respond as a teacher ought to: &quot;That&#039;s cool!&quot; They share their stories with each other and me. But perhaps the best example I can give is when I conduct the democratic classroom. It is at that time that my students teach me about brilliance, eloquence, bravery, dignity, courage, generosity, forgiveness, and experience. At the end of the year, I find myself saying to the students, &quot;I stand before greatness.&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your comments about a teacher being a master learner resonates strongly with me. I&#8217;ve taught for thirteen years, and I have learned through the years that my students are my best teachers. When I&#8217;ve learned something new, I share it with them, and they respond as a teacher ought to: &#8220;That&#8217;s cool!&#8221; They share their stories with each other and me. But perhaps the best example I can give is when I conduct the democratic classroom. It is at that time that my students teach me about brilliance, eloquence, bravery, dignity, courage, generosity, forgiveness, and experience. At the end of the year, I find myself saying to the students, &#8220;I stand before greatness.&#8221;</p>
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