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In Good Hands? The Importance of Teacher Quality

Ken Rowe

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Ken Rowe presents key findings from recent and emerging local and international research on educational effectiveness, and shows that 'what matters most' is quality teachers and teaching, supported by strategic teacher professional development.

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Ken Rowe presents key findings from recent and emerging local and international research on educational effectiveness, and shows that 'what matters most' is quality teachers and teaching, supported by strategic teacher professional development.

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Ken Rowe presents key findings from recent and emerging local and international research on educational effectiveness, and shows that 'what matters most' is quality teachers and teaching, supported by strategic teacher professional development.

Key concepts: ROWE, Quality (philosophy), Key (lock), Professional development, Pedagogy, Engineering ethics, Political science, Mathematics education

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