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peer coaching

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Peer coaching is a collaborative and reciprocal process where individuals of similar standing or roles engage in structured dialogue and support to facilitate mutual development, problem-solving, and skill enhancement. As an academic concept and research field, it investigates the dynamics, processes, outcomes, and efficacy of this peer-to-peer interaction within diverse settings, examining its characteristics such as mutuality, goal orientation, and reliance on shared feedback. Its significance is explored in relation to professional learning, organizational development, and fostering supportive interpersonal dynamics.

Top Authors

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JP

University of Reading

SP

University of California, Berkeley

KJ

University of Dundee

RL

Cardiff Metropolitan University

KA

University of Birmingham

Top Institutions

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University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, United States

Oxford Brookes University

Oxford, United Kingdom

Boston University

Boston, United States

The University of Queensland

Brisbane, Australia