Unit 6 Models Teacher Support

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Teacher Support:

Model Lesson –Model lessons within the classroom to assist the teacher with co-planning and self-reflections.

Team Teaching and planning– To promote team teaching in areas where a teacher's strengths are maximized as well as the process of team planning to ensure all learners are meeting standers at similar timings.

Classroom Observation – Visit classrooms together to observe other teachers and learn best practices.

Develop Partnerships – Provide opportunities for teachers to observe each other within the classroom setting and develop a connect as mentors and mentorees for new teachers.

Classroom supporter – To increase the effectiveness of classroom instruction by
Assisting teachers in planning, literacy centers and

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