Personalization, Part Two:
Warm and Inviting Schools
Warm and Inviting Schools
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In this second of a six-part podcast series on personalization, former national principals of the year Mel Riddile and Patti Kinney, who now direct NASSP's Centers for High School and Middle Level Leadership respectively, discuss what it means for schools to be "warm and inviting." 11:02
Listen to part one of the series on adult advocates.
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