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- 3. Reality Need of an informed Admin New IB Directive Currently, only 8 people are aware
- 4. Options Teacher Training (IB/Non-IB teachers) School Academic Director/Curriculum Coordinator Support Staff Training
- 5. Will Monitoring Implementation (Force Field) PD Days (TTT, Mini Workshops Assessing Success of Implementation