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[quote=Anonymous]I was a 5th grade teacher for 15 years, and have been an administrator for the past 8 years. I had my first child when I was about 10 years into teaching. What I noticed about myself nd now in my role as an administrator is that teachers mature. I was sometimes strident in my 20's and got frustrated sometimes with parents. I couldn't understand why they couldn't support their kids more. I viewed things more in black and white. But with years and maturity, I realized that everyone is trying their best. As an administrator who now has school-age children, I am able to help younger teachers problem solve and handle conferences better. I can offer a personal view and help them be more understanding. [/quote]
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