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    Post: Great leaders unify. Poor leaders divide.
    Posted by: Agree or Disagree? on 12/08/13
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    I have had principals who discouraged faculty from getting
    together in frequent faculty meetings, across-grade-level
    meetings, or other types of groupings for fear that they
    would become too unified and then rebel. Then I've had
    others who made time for teachers to be together and
    rearranged everything from schedules to furniture to
    encourage conversation among faculty. I recently heard
    someone say that a good leaders will always encourage his
    staff to become united, and that only a weak leader would
    fear the power of a united faculty. What do you think?


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  • Great leaders unify. Poor leaders divide. , 12/08/13, by Agree or Disagree?.
  • Re: Great leaders unify. Poor leaders divide. , 12/27/13, by Sarah Stolfi .