Top Ten Things Teacher Leaders Need to Know Things Teacher Leaders Should Know 10. There are Teacher Leader Standards. 8. TL should know how to facilitate.

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Top Ten Things Teacher Leaders Need to Know

Things Teacher Leaders Should Know 10. There are Teacher Leader Standards. 8. TL should know how to facilitate productive conversations 9. The true meaning of collaboration.

Things Teacher Leaders Should Know 6. Reflect, reflect, reflect! 5. It isn’t the end of the road or the highest peak, but rather just the beginning. 7.There is a difference between teaching children and teaching adults.

3. Teachers have something in common with crabs and Australians. 2. Attitudes are contagious! 4.Lead with passion.

Student achievement depends on teacher leaders!!