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In his new book, expert in teacher evaluation Kenneth D. Peterson, offers headteachers accessible strategies for improving teacher evaluation. Peterson centers his approach on three areas: " increasing the amount of objective data " improving and increasing the amount of teacher involvement, and " increasing the technical and sociological quality of the evaluation process. This book is a must for new and experienced headteachers who want to improve the teacher evaluation process, build more meaningful relationships with teachers, and ultimately, improve teaching and learning in their schools!

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In his new book, expert in teacher evaluation Kenneth D. Peterson, offers headteachers accessible strategies for improving teacher evaluation. Peterson centers his approach on three areas: " increasing the amount of objective data " improving and increasing the amount of teacher involvement, and " increasing the technical and sociological quality of the evaluation process. This book is a must for new and experienced headteachers who want to improve the teacher evaluation process, build more meaningful relationships with teachers, and ultimately, improve teaching and learning in their schools!
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Autorenporträt
The focus of Dr. Peterson's lab has been on the nutritional approaches to bone health, and, recently the lab has become interested in vitamin D and its implications for human health including and beyond bone. Dr. Peterson currently has three on-going projects including: 1. Vitamin D status and inflammation. Dr. Peterson's lab recently completed a cross-sectional, observational study of pre- and postmenopausal tanning bed users to explore the relationship between vitamin D status and inflammatory marker status with a focus on 25(OH)D levels; 2. Efficacy of ultraviolet B radiation in the treatment of vitamin D insufficiency in children with cystic fibrosis; 3. Vitamin D status and pain perception/muscle strength.