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Teacher Interviews - Not To Be Overlooked!

Posted April 16, 2009 in Lesson Programs

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When selecting new teachers, in-person interviews should be a crucial component in your decision-making process.  In this clip, Pete Gamber summarizes some of the key points to remember when conducting interviews for teaching staff.

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