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Looking at pupils' work and observing lessons: what is appropriate?
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What should I look for when looking at pupils' work? We relay advice from two of our associate education experts on how to approach book scrutinies and lesson observations from a governor's perspective. We also suggest questions you could ask when looking at work and visiting the classroom.
Contents
- 1 Governors' role in monitoring pupils' work
- 2 Questions for governors to ask
- 3 Observing lessons: governors' role
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