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October 8, 2009 The structure of teaching When I do workshop with teachers on stories and storytelling, I talk about how we perceive the infrastructure of education and teaching. What some would have us believe is that the structure of education and learning is: a state board of education, then a town board of ed, then a superintendent, then a bunch of principals, and then finally, the teachers. Teachers are dependent on the people above them for their work and their direction. That’s true politically and economically, but when I take a long term view of learning and education, that’s not how I see it.
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