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Articles in Winter 2007 issue of Rural Educator, The

From the Editor
by Chance, Patti L
Retaining Experienced, Qualified Teachers: The Principal's Role
by Haar, Jean M
Evaluation, Supervision, and Staff Development under Mandated Reform: The Perceptions and Practices of Rural Middle School Principals
by Eady, Charlotte King; Zepeda, Sally J
Changing Teaching Practices in Rural Schools
by Harmon, Hobart L; Gordanier, Janna; Henry, Lana; George, Ann
Teaching in China: An Outside Look In
by Lebans, Tanya; Radigan, Margie
Teacher Retention in a Teacher Resiliency-Building Rural School
by Malloy, William W; Allen, Tawannah

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