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Setting challenging and achievable learning goals
In this Year 9 class, the teacher assists students to explore the requirements and skills necessary to achieve success in a job interview. A similar approach can be used in a mathematics lesson.
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- © 2013 Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership Limited (AITSL). Free-for-education material.
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