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Rather than creating unnecessary workload, it would be better to simply say either, “We trust you to have a secure overview of the starting points, progress and context of all students, and how you go about doing that is up to you.” Or, for teachers who have not yet earned autonomy to be trusted, “We will specify how you should monitor the starting points, progress and context of your students until you have earned the autonomy to no longer need this structure.”
Intelligent Accountability: Creating the conditions for teachers to thrive
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