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132: Connie Hamilton Be Patient! Sometimes You Have To Go Slow To Go Fast What A Tattoo Show Can Teach You About Leadership Hacking Homework The Path From Rocket Scientist, Counselor, Teacher, And Principal To Curriculum Director & Author

Educators Lead with Jay Willis by Jay Willis

Oct 2, 201701:01:30Education

Connie Hamilton has served as an elementary teacher, middle school ELA teacher, instructional coach, and principal at both the elementary and middle school levels. She now serves as the K-12 curriculum director in Sarana...

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