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Peer Coaching:
Pathways for Reflection, Growth, Teaching Excellence, and Student Achievement
Presented by Pam Robbins
Pam Robbins takes viewers on an empowering exploration of how educators can take ownership of their professional learning. You will learn how to use peer coaching to produce valuable, non-evaluative feedback from trusted colleagues.
About the Presenter
Pam Robbins is an independent educational consultant who works with all manner of education organizations throughout the United States and around the world. She conducts workshops on the topics of peer coaching, mentoring, brain research and effective teaching, learning communities, leadership, supervision, and presentation skills.
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