The enemy of great is good... Jim Collins writes in his management book and I know that students fall into the trap. They ask "Mrs. Dyer, is this good enough?" when they have been working on a particularly difficult project for longer than they want.I also know that as agriculture teachers we must fight this every day of our professional lives. I've told myself things like "I have a good set of lesson plans; I have a good set of projects to use with my plans; I have success teaching career development events."
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