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Teaching and Learning Conditions Matter: Key Considerations for Policymakers

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Teaching and Learning Conditions Matter: Key Considerations for Policymakers

This paper examines the importance of supportive school environments and the conditions inherent in such environments. In addition, this paper addresses how an assessment of teaching and learning conditions serves as a useful tool to improve school performance. It concludes with recommendations that educational policymakers should consider in establishing a process for periodically surveying factors in the school environment that are essential for successful teaching and learning.

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NYSUT - A Union of Professionals

Published

July 2017

Content Type

Reports & Studies

Topics

Teacher Quality

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