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On School Grounds: Transcript of Interview with Richard Fournier on Rural Public High Schools
This is a lightly edited transcript of an interview that was conducted on July 25, 2019, with education researcher Richard Fournier.
To Carry and Be Carried
How teachers bear the weight of their students—and are sometimes “carried” themselves
When Discipline Divides
A new survey reveals student discipline as the most common source of friction in teacher-principal relationships. What does this discord reveal about reasonable expectations for conduct?
Good Citizens Understand Community, Engage Actively
Except for small groups of hermits, found here and there throughout human history, most human persons have lived in community since the earliest times. Perhaps it was first necessary for survival, but throughout the ages humans have formed communities and lived social lives for comfort and fulfillment.
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