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[QUOTE="Hey Adrien!, post: 4389733, member: 5787"] Any advice on how to collaborate/work with someone who’s personality sooooo different than anyone in the room. There’s a second year teacher at our school in a new role who goes to every meeting and her energy is always “on edge”, like she’s always about to break. Not only is her energy intense, but she doesn’t like collaboration, she likes things her way. She thinks she has all the answers even in a room with people with way more experience and at a role that is higher up than her. What stinks is that she’s the only person on our middle school team who a lot of people have trouble working with, and she takes up a lot of attention/the floor from others. I’m pretty good at tuning out, but not with her. It’s like I leave any meeting with her feeling like a crazy person because I pick up on her chaos. [/QUOTE]
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