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August 2012 • Volume 16 • Number 1 • Page 21

How to Be a Legendary Teacher

Roger Chamberlain

Article Description: Are you a legend? Learn how one middle grades teacher promoted respect, relationships, effective instruction, and positive student behavior for four generations of one community’s young people.

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Roger Chamberlain is principal at Columbia Middle School in Columbia, Illinois, and an assistant adjunct professor at the University of Missouri in Saint Louis. E-mail: roger.w.chamberlain@gmail.com
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