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 Small group of volunteers  Want to improve teaching  Want to improve learning  Willing to meet regularly  Constructive Feedback

 Passionate about topic  Desire to improve  Trustworthy  Active community

 Monthly meetings  Classrooms observations  Debrief of observations  Other assistance

 Lesson plans in general  Specific lessons  Teaching in general  Specific topics  Specific techniques

 Online chat rooms  Discussion boards  Scheduled phone meetings  Visit online classes  Online surveys

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