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Daily Archives: May 9, 2008
Teaching and learning coaches in schools
At this weeks district Principal’s meeting we heard a report from one of DEECD’s appointed teacher coaches working in our local public schools. She spoke about frustrations over the system’s need for accountability data verses the need to just do it … Continue reading
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Are your helping others use new media?
I found this short clip courtesy of John Connell.
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