Identifying and Developing your Strengths: The Disciples in your School (Howard Lichty)

Howard Lichty November 2, 2018

Teachers are called to balance accepting the abilities God has given us and pushing ourselves to grow. How did Jesus work with the twelve men that were His disciples? In this presentation, Mr. Lichty explores foundational themes, focusting on traits of teachers and how these affects their classrooms.

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