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The document discusses challenges faced by instructional leaders and the purpose of feedback. Some challenges include teachers refusing observations and having negative reactions to comments. The purpose of feedback is to reinforce or redirect teaching using the STAR and STAR AR models. This provides positive feedback on what worked well and areas for improvement by grouping students appropriately and giving problems at their level.
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