Building Relationships, Reflections on Teaching

Reaching Students

By Maryellen Weimer
March 26, 2015

Occasionally I read old issues of the newsletter, usually looking for something I vaguely remember. Sometimes I find it and other times I don't, but pretty much always I stumble across something that I've completely forgotten that I wish I'd remembered. Case in point...

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