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Sunday, March 25, 2012

Go Miss B!

The first guy in this video talks about our awesome chorus teacher. I dare any human being watching not to cry (in a good way).

A Very Special Teacher from CFI on Vimeo.

Posted by Maggie at 9:19 AM No comments:
Labels: inclusion, teacher quality
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