Podcast #75: Classroom Observation with Marilyne Stains

The Teach Better Podcast by Doug McKee

Aug 8, 2018Education

Outside observers can give instructors valuable formative feedback, and with the right observers and the right instruments, classroom observation can also be a useful (if incomplete) measure of teaching quality. Our gues...

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