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Welcome Message from EC Faculty

Alumni Team

25 Apr 2024 — 1 min read

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Dear SUSS EC Alumni,

Welcome to this space! We hope you are doing well and taking care of yourselves wherever you may be.

We have created this so you would be able to encourage one another with your professional ideas and experiences.

Share stories, snippets, snips… whatever you are comfortable with — to show pride in your own bit of growth, and to uplift the spirits of your fellow alumni. We all learn, day by day, about ourselves and others.

Let’s remind ourselves that we are all bound by a dedication towards advocating for the well-being of children and honing our craft as teachers. You will always have the qualities of a teacher wherever you may be. Grow that quality to benefit the world.

We hope to see many of you here.
This is your Circle Time.

Whole teachers, wholesome childhoods, for a wholesome future for all!

With love from,
SUSS EC faculty

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