Jiang defines coaching through three functions: motivate the student, inspect the journal for weaknesses or trouble spots, and suggest new learning strategies.
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Learning Strategies
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The coach should not hand over correct solutions but should widen the student's field of options so the student can diagnose their own learning more accurately.
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"...observations collect data self -reflect and developing new and develop new learning strategies for yourself and during this process teachers don't go away teachers..."
"...third and most important um function is to constantly suggest new learning strategies so let's go back to the marathon example um students when..."
"...able to construct your own learning goals and developing your own learning strategies? So in my class, we focus a lot on reading strategies,..."
"...as a student and figure out how to improve your own learning strategies. And what Kay Anders Ericsson discovered is that if you do..."
"...community, where students are less motivated, and they have less, less learning strategies. And that forces you as teacher to think more deeply about..."
"...your peers are doing allows you to self -assess and developing learning strategies to overcome them. And the other big thing is just purely..."
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