Early Childhood Observation Essay

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Eric, I believe the hold was for a few reasons. Respect for her because of her age and being a female, the politics, and empowerment. Employees felt disconnected and did nto want to waste their time (Jones, 2010). Although there were meetings with the board members and anyone could attend, no one had the courage to speak out. I am not sure how she came about the idea of retiring. She has since visited the district and you can still tell when she enters the room. There is a tense feeling as everyone is on edge...:shh, Dr. Witaker is in the office" is what you would hear people say, as if they were afraid she would fire them on the spot for doing something wrong. With the new superintendent, no one knows when he enters a room. A short

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