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Catherine Slagle is the director of Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) Office of Professional Practice in the state of Washington. Worked in prisons and then in professional practices of State Superintendent office. Didn’t have anything in code of conduct relating to social media. Finding out culture of the school. Letter of concern vs. Letter of reprimand. District reluctance to report teachers to state. Superintendent Teachers need specific training around ethics in teacher preparation programs. Be friendly to a certain point, but not their friends. Talk with people who aren’t doing something right.
Catherine Slagle is the director of Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) Office of Professional Practice in the state of Washington.
- Worked in prisons and then in professional practices of State Superintendent office.
- Didn’t have anything in code of conduct relating to social media.
- Finding out culture of the school.
- Letter of concern vs. Letter of reprimand.
- District reluctance to report teachers to state.
- Superintendent
- Teachers need specific training around ethics in teacher preparation programs.
- Be friendly to a certain point, but not their friends.
- Talk with people who aren’t doing something right.
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