Show Notes
In this episode of The Science of Learning, Valentina Devid joins us to explore the power of coaching and the role it can play in supporting teachers and improving professional development.
We discuss what effective coaching looks like in schools, how it can help teachers refine their practice, and why creating a culture of continuous development benefits both staff and students.
Tune in for practical, evidence-informed insights into coaching, professional growth and building a culture of ongoing improvement.
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