Here's how you can address an underperforming teaching team member effectively.
Addressing an underperforming teaching team member is a delicate task that requires tact, understanding, and a strategic approach. As a team leader or fellow educator, you're in a unique position to influence and support your colleague towards improvement. The key is to ensure that the process is constructive and focused on professional growth. It's important to remember that teaching is a complex and demanding profession, and underperformance can stem from a variety of sources, some of which may not be immediately obvious. By approaching the situation with empathy and a clear plan, you can help your team member get back on track, contributing positively to the educational environment.
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Prof. Sapna SharmaProfessor of Chemistry,Dean Institutional Social Responsibility, JECRC University
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