Upon Further Reflection. Chapter 8:The Shame of American Education. Quote 24

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Post published:September 21, 2020
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“Burnout is usually regarded as the result of abusive treatment by students, but it can be as much the result of looking back upon a day in the classroom and wondering what one has accomplished.” (p. 127)

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