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Does your school/district teach students how to safely use social media and about its potential harmful impacts on mental health and well-being? Please check all that apply. (Thanks to NAIS for this poll idea.)
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Do administrators in your school/district have a formal way of soliciting feedback about their performance from the teachers they supervise?
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Quite frankly the idea is a good one. Actually that feedback should be routine and built in to the supervision process. |
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I am retired now but I did this annually through exit interviews. Teachers unloaded on me but I always took it as a positive way to move forward together. Evaluations should always run both ways. |
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