Teachers are important role models
The role of the teacher is often undervalued, but teaching can be
rewarding and enjoyable and have lasting impacts on students. In this
week's ABC, Gordon (p 543) shows how you can customise your teaching
to help students realise their potential. She discusses five features
of one to one teaching: providing an orientation, agreeing on the
ground rules, asking helpful questions, giving feedback, and
encouraging reflection.
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