Professional support as a factor of ongoing development
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Professional support helps teachers develop their reflection skills in three key ways: Observations of teachers in the classroom followed by timely and constructive feedback allows teachers to improve their practice. Regular feedback is more beneficial than endless teaching alone. Support also includes interviews that provide teachers a chance to be heard and evaluate if expectations are being met. Overall, support through observation, feedback, and reflection helps teachers implement changes that lead to ongoing development.
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- 2. Every day a person faces a choice in all areas of his life.
- 3. Achievement tools of SMART GOAL???
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- 8. Observations
- 9. Timely and constructive feedback
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- 12. Balance is not what you find, it is what you create.
- 13. At the critical moment, the wise builds bridges, and the unreasonable builds dams.
- 14. Changes for the better
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