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In your opinion, why are educators considered to be such a close and collaborative group of professionals? Discuss.

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Educators are a unique group of individuals who are dedicated to the education of students. The educator who is truly called to the profession will have a heart for children. The calling itself makes being an educator rewarding and satisfying. Monetary pay is not the ...

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