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Activity for Westminster CFT EE Ford cohort fellows to consider themselves and their potential legacies as educators.

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EE Ford Fellowship

What’s your sentence
(educator edition)?
Inspired by Daniel Pink
http://vimeo.com/8480171

She taught students to trust
themselves
and take risks.

He cared about teachers
having the opportunities
to realize their dreams,
improve their practice,
and impact their students’
learning.

She lived for celebration, love, and
the buried child within us all.

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What's Your Sentence? Educator Edition

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What's Your Sentence? Educator Edition

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