صحيفة الكترونية مهتمة بالشأن الفلسطيني والعربي ، تضم عدة أقسام متنوعة تتناول الشؤون العربية والدولية والشأن الفلسطيني وأخبار الاقتصاد والرياضة والثقافة والفن والعلوم.تواكب دنيا الوطن الأخبار العاجلة والأحداث المتلاحقة حيث يتم تحرير دنيا الوطن بشكل آني على مدار الساعة
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Silver Lake Jr./Sr. High has its next principal.
The Silver Lake Board of Education on Wednesday evening approved the hiring of Ryan Luke, the current principal at St. Marys Jr./Sr. High, to be the district s next secondary principal.
Current principal Brad Womack said the district was recommending Luke because he brings forward thinking vision of education that will allow Silver Lake students to continue to be highly successful both in and out of the classroom, as well as in their post-secondary endeavors.
Luke, who is in his 20th year as an educator and his sixth as an administrator, said he was thankful for the opportunity to interview, and that he was excited to begin in the district.
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Things to keep in mind if you want to be a good boss or colleague for a woman Published April 8, 2021 Bookmark
Guys, if you want to be a good boss or colleague for a woman, call her by her actual name. It’s not “dear,” or “sweetie” (or “young lady”). Nor is giving her a nickname – usually a diminutive – a substitute. A respectful stance extends to abiding by what she chooses to be called if she gets married. If you don’t like her choice, don’t try to improve it.
That’s Rule 1 in Kate Eberle Walker’s guide for men to be a better boss, and if it seems obvious to you please accept that the reason it’s on top of the PresenceLearning CEO’s list of nine rules is many men unknowingly create deep wounds by ignoring it. Even Barack Obama violated it when he commented about a reporter, “This sweetie never did get an answer to that question.” Perhaps you have slipped (or blundered) as well. Certainly Ms. Walker has lo