Evaluating teaching, not teachers
‘Productive tinkering’ with good practice has transformed the evaluation and quality of teaching at The Duston School. By Jennie Giovanelli.
‘Productive tinkering’ with good practice has transformed the evaluation and quality of teaching at The Duston School. By Jennie Giovanelli.
A roundup of our most popular blogs of March 2016 How to compare texts The problem, to some extent, I think, lies with the teachers themselves. With our degrees and our overly-analytical minds, we tend to see comparison as a
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