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Great FE Teaching
Sharing good practice
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November 2022 | 192 pages | Corwin UK
Professional learning and development by FE teachers, for FE teachers. Celebrating great teaching and learning across the UK's most diverse education sector.
This new title invites you into the minds and classrooms of FE teachers and encourages you to 'think side by side' with them.
*Brings together experienced teachers to profile their practice and share learning
*Offers a unique view into classrooms and into the practice of experienced teachers
*Enables readers to observe and reflect on the work of fellow professionals
*Opens up the discussion of what makes great FE teaching
*Profiles and highlights the great work and great teachers in FE
This new title invites you into the minds and classrooms of FE teachers and encourages you to 'think side by side' with them.
*Brings together experienced teachers to profile their practice and share learning
*Offers a unique view into classrooms and into the practice of experienced teachers
*Enables readers to observe and reflect on the work of fellow professionals
*Opens up the discussion of what makes great FE teaching
*Profiles and highlights the great work and great teachers in FE
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