Chinese teacher collaboration includes mentoring, collaborative lesson planning, peer classroom observation, and frank post-lesson critique.
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That same speaker says creativity-supporting autonomy still requires safety nets such as protocols, peer feedback, coaching, and teaching teams.
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"well there are different ways this unfolds in Chinese schools the first is mentoring right so older teachers will mentor younger teachers they will..."
"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..."
"...to help the teachers be designers of experiences like protocols, like peer feedback, like coaching, like working with teachers. Working in teaching teams. And..."
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