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Eric Curts is an education trainer and consultant This site posts a new

We are very much about gathering data. …In terms of having

evidence-based research and information, that’s something that’s
super important to us,’ Deputy Principal at the secondary school,
Larraine Barton, says. ‘That was really powerful because so many of
the things that they had done, and are doing, are things that are
directly reflected in the article. And what’s again really excellent
about that, is that it’s not me, or it’s not our specialist classroom
teachers telling them what to do, it’s them talking to each other about
what “good” looks like. So that’s something that’s really important.’

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Given the changes required to slow the spread of COVID-19, it is important that we
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Adaptability refers to the extent to which individuals are able to adjust their thoughts,
actions, and emotions in order to effectively navigate new, changing, or uncertain
situations (Martin et al., 2012). In general, the teaching profession involves many
situations and events that can be considered new, changing, or uncertain. To name just a
few: teachers must respond to the changing needs of students throughout a lesson, adapt
to manage unexpected situations relating to student behaviour, and make adjustments to
their teaching plans when timetable changes occur (Collie & Martin, 2016).