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Chinese teacher collaboration includes mentoring, collaborative lesson planning, peer classroom observation, and frank post-lesson critique.
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Mentoring
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"...are different ways this unfolds in Chinese schools the first is mentoring right so older teachers will mentor younger teachers they will spend a..."
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"knows that this could take in feedback it's just to help him or her grow as a teacher but I think that's also a..."
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"...and you did wellness system, now you are an MK ultra mentoring candidate because all you care about, okay, you are so desperate for..."
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"...in terms of teacher training. So urban teachers are responsible for mentoring rural teachers. And what they'll do is they'll send their lesson plans..."
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