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Lavada,
I have been an elementary teacher for the past 11 years and that is all that I have know as an educator. This past week I stepped into the middle school library and I will admit that I felt completly out of my comfort zone. After a couple of hours I began to notice that although in a middle school setting 6th graders were not much different than the 5th graders I work with at the elementary level. Like all new positions time is the key factor to gain experiences and like you mentioned above having a support system in place will most definitely help.

Veronica

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