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Defining Teaching Excellence: A Phenomenological Study of Seven Nationally Recognized Secondary Educators
Change has been an integral part of the American education system since the 1830s (Lucas, 1999) when universities began preparing students to teach. Over the past 20 years, changes including federal mandates (Disabilities Education Act, 1990; No Child Left Behind, 2003) and increasing diversity in s
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