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I love the timing of this! As we have discussed, it is during this time of the school year that teachers experience the pain of the survival stage. The next stage is dissolusionment, which can last through January. How a teacher deals with the survival stage affects the impact of the dissolusionment stage. I have positioned the value of Ho‘omau in the survival stage because I see its preserving qualities. Adversity does make us stronger while preserving the best.
Posted by: Dean Boyer | November 20, 2008 at 08:52 AM