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The approach focuses on teacher behaviors that influence student achievement.
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The teaching style provides few or no goals and directions for group or individual behavior.
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. Examples of teacher that researchers have identified in their efforts to describe teaching include "uses a variety of instructional strategies," "uses convergent and divergent inquiry strategies," or "establishes transitions and sequences in instruction which are varied."
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Master teachers or Martin Haberman's teachers are different from the average, and have an ideology about teaching and students that gives their performance a different meaning.
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PRAXIS and are examples of standards-based frameworks being used to describe critical teacher behaviors.





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