What is Coach

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Someone whose job is to teach people to improve at a sport, skill, or school subject. Learn more in: Mindfulness and Mindful Coaching

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Someone that teaches how to improve at a sport, skills, or a school subject. Learn more in: The Development of a Master Thesis Mediated Through Technology: Challenges Felt in the Master of Administration Assistance

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A learning team leader who facilitates participants in discussing and analyzing classroom-based topics (e.g., formative assessment) and provides support for classroom enactment. Learn more in: Potentials and Challenges of a Situated Professional Development Model

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The person is involved in the tutoring relation as a referent with successful background in the same learning process but not necessary on the same course. Learn more in: Tutoring: Between Future Teachers Stakes and Perspective in a Potential Learning Process

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A facilitator of someone else’s learning to help them improve their practice. Learn more in: Using Video Capture and Annotation Technology to Strengthen Reflective Practices and Feedback in Educator Preparation

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The coach is a stable attachment figure and assesses the whole learning process looking at all the feedbacks learners receive from the different QPAs. They search for projects to be placed on the market place and help learners to find suitable projects for them. Next to it, coaches offer support in the application process for projects and advise where needed throughout the apprenticeship. The aim of the coaches is to support learners in increasingly taking over the responsibility for their learning. When problems occur, coaches are there to solve them with the learners. Learn more in: Effects of an Innovative Learning Culture on the Competences of Learners: Workplace Learning in Switzerland in the Context of Apprenticeships