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Developing empathy in educators and in learners is an iterative process that requires taking the time to understand and honor others' perspectives.
Developing empathy in educators and in learners is an iterative process that requires taking the time to understand and honor others' perspectives.
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Developing empathy in educators and in learners is an iterative process that requires taking the time to understand and honor others' perspectives.
Developing empathy in educators and in learners is an iterative process that requires taking the time to understand and honor others' perspectives.
Developing empathy in educators and in learners is an iterative process that requires taking the time to understand and honor others' perspectives.
Developing empathy in educators and in learners is an iterative process that requires taking the time to understand and honor others' perspectives.
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