4 Metaphors for Teachers, Metaphor 3: Learners

Stephan Gingerich November 9, 2023

What do Steven King, William Shakespeare, and Claire Schnupp have in common? In the third message of a four part series on metaphors for teachers, Stephan urges teaches to maintain their own appetite for learning.

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