Deep learning conversations and how coaching relationships can enable them

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Robertson, Jan
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Year published
2015
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Deep learning conversations develop from places of deep reflection on practice. In the busyness and intensification of teachers' and leaders' work, these places are not easily found. However, educators wanting to enhance their own practice and that of others can learn to recognise more readily the opportunistic spaces and places for reflection arising out of their 1001 interactions every day.Deep learning conversations develop from places of deep reflection on practice. In the busyness and intensification of teachers' and leaders' work, these places are not easily found. However, educators wanting to enhance their own practice and that of others can learn to recognise more readily the opportunistic spaces and places for reflection arising out of their 1001 interactions every day.
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Journal Title
Australian Educational Leader
Volume
37
Issue
3
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Educational Administration, Management and Leadership