IMPLEMENTING INSTRUCTIONAL INTELLIGENCE TO TRANSFORM CLASSROOM CULTURE
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The purpose of this paper is to restructure classroom culture through implication of instructional intelligence and to discuss the beliefs about teaching and learning held by me as well as trainers / teachers. Auto Ethnographic Methodology was adopted for investigating this issue. Critical reflection and interpretation were used for discussing my previous teaching and learning experiences and interviews of three trainers/teachers were also used for this purpose. This paper describes the implication of instructional intelligence as a tool for transforming classroom culture for elaborating conceptual understanding of the process of teaching learning process, as a means of transforming teachers teaching performance.
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