2006Unpublished venueRequires access

Using Coaching to Improve Delivery of Counseling Instruction.

Dianne Acuna Thompson, Rae Lynn Richmond

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Abstract

Coaching is an emerging form of professional learning. The article focuses on how coaching may be used to improve the quality of delivery of counseling instruction in the classroom.

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Coaching is an emerging form of professional learning. The article focuses on how coaching may be used to improve the quality of delivery of counseling instruction in the classroom.

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Coaching is an emerging form of professional learning. The article focuses on how coaching may be used to improve the quality of delivery of counseling instruction in the classroom.

Key concepts: Coaching, Medical education, Psychology, Applied psychology, Medicine, Psychotherapist

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