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Writer Robert Rose begins his "Teacher as an Observer" blog post:
One of a teacher's (and parent's) most important skills, as an observer, is underrated. Yet without honing this skill, he can never truly understand his students and meet their individual and group needs.
Read the entire piece by clicking below.
One of a teacher's (and parent's) most important skills, as an observer, is underrated. Yet without honing this skill, he can never truly understand his students and meet their individual and group needs.
Read the entire piece by clicking below.
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