DOI: 10.31274/rtd-180813-12390
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Post-observation conferences: factors related to success

Abstract: Conclusions from the Data 107 Limitations of the study 108 Conference effectiveness 109 Discussion 110 Other Significant Findings 113 Conference climate 113 Recommendations for Practice 114 Recommendations for Further Research 115

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“…How one monitors and reports progress has been the topic of another group of researchers (Edwards, 1985;Semones, 1987;Stevenson, 1987;Floden, 1987;and Wicks, 1988). Finally, a good deal of research has focused on attempting to answer the question of how to improve instructional performance (Faast, 1982;Rauhauser, 1983;Schycker, 1983;Mitchell, 1985;Spencer, 1985;Licklider, 1986;Nance, 1986;and Rice, 1986).…”
Section: Historical Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…How one monitors and reports progress has been the topic of another group of researchers (Edwards, 1985;Semones, 1987;Stevenson, 1987;Floden, 1987;and Wicks, 1988). Finally, a good deal of research has focused on attempting to answer the question of how to improve instructional performance (Faast, 1982;Rauhauser, 1983;Schycker, 1983;Mitchell, 1985;Spencer, 1985;Licklider, 1986;Nance, 1986;and Rice, 1986).…”
Section: Historical Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%