The role of inspection in identifying and disclosure of good practice teaching
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The role of school inspection in the exchange of experience between centers serving the same population in a given geographical environment has an impact that does not adhere to the benefits to a particular area but, inevitably shows good educational practices that reverse in improving the learning processes of the entire community.
The experience in the Nijar area as a commendable example of commitment of the management teams and the vast majority of teachers, in implementing a job in Education Network is displayed. The experience is getting a remarkable degree of success in participation, involvement and enthusiasm, which is affecting the improvement of school performance.
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