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Last updated 04 December 2012 16:36 by NZTecAdmin

Learner profiles are an effective way of collating and comparing learners’ strengths and areas to work on. They help you to identify learners’ next steps as well as to note patterns across the group or class. This should focus your teaching. Learner profiles take some time to complete at first, but are well worth the effort.

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