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The document discusses the roles of teachers in supporting students. It describes teachers as allies who listen, empathize, and commit to their students and community. As adaptable architects and aggregators, teachers create flexible learning experiences, gather resources, and provide autonomy to students to promote active participation and ignite curiosity. Groups will summarize how different teacher traits support their students.
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