Educator and Facilitator Assistance
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From an educator or facilitators point of view, give me some insight on providing information, support, and feedback to other facilitators or educators?
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This solution outlines several strategies for an educator to provide feedback to a colleague. Additionally, it provides a complete list of reference sources for further investigation of the topic.
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There are several ways to give feedback and support to other facilitators or educators. The first is mentorship. Some schools will assign a mentor to the new teacher to provide them with basic information of how the school operates, what the expectations of the school are, and simple tasks like computer requests, and budget needs. The information provided by the mentor is a great one-to-one tool that allows the teacher to not enter the classroom blind. The mentorship is usually intense at the beginning and then slows down as the new teacher learns the ropes.
The second way to provide feedback is to do action research within the school to allow the teachers to see successful programs ...
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