Teacher Supervision and Evaluation: Theory into Practice (Wiley/Jossey-Bass Education)
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Teacher Supervision and Evaluation: Theory into Practice (Wiley/Jossey-Bass Education)

by James Nolan Jr., Linda A. Hoover

Education
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Teacher Supervision and Evaluation: Theory into Practice examines how ideas about teacher supervision and evaluation can be understood and applied in educational settings. With a focus on connecting theory to practice, this resource is suited to readers interested in instructional leadership, teacher development, and school-based evaluation.

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Teacher Supervision and Evaluation: Theory into Practice explores the relationship between educational theory and the practical work of supervising and evaluating teachers.

Written by James Nolan Jr. and Linda A. Hoover, the book focuses on teacher supervision and evaluation within an education setting.

Its emphasis on moving from theory into practice makes it relevant to readers studying or working with instructional leadership and teacher development.

This Wiley/Jossey-Bass Education title provides a focused resource for understanding key ideas related to supervision and evaluation in schools.

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