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Read footnotes for this talk »  On Linda Cliatt-Wayman’s first day as principal at a failing high school in North Philadelphia, she was determined to lay down the law. But she soon realized the job would take more than tough talk. With passion, she shares the three big idea that helped her turn around a school labeled “low-performing and persistently dangerous.” Her fearless determination to lead -- and to love the students, no matter what -- is a model for leaders of all kinds. Watch » | |
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