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Appraisal: stages of the cycle
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Contents
- 1 DfE advice: organising the appraisal cycle
- 2 Infographic: the appraisal cycle
- 3 Planning for the appraisal year: setting objectives
- 4 Monitoring and supporting teachers throughout the cycle
- 5 Reviewing at the end of the cycle
- 6 The appraisal cycle in practice: case study
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