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The core purpose of educators is to improve outcomes for students and studies show the key to improving student outcomes is the effectiveness of their teachers.

The research feature by ISQ Manager (School Improvement), Eva Perry investigates effective improvement and growth processes for teachers, and the benefits of high quality professional learning and feedback.

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