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Tenacity: a good quality or a bad one?
Tuesday, September 22, 2009One of the qualities that a subject leader must have, in my opinion, is the ability and willingness to stand one's ground. I think that this applies especially in the case of the ICT (or educational technology) leader, given the sorts of pressure he or she is often under.
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