Professional Support Network Analysis

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It is important to develop a professional support network as it gives you a group of people who have an understanding of your role to talk with, to be supported by and supportive off. By developing a professional support network it allows the sharing of ideas and experiences, as a group you can work with each member’s strengths and weaknesses to complete tasks and support each whilst contributing to the educational outcome of students. It helps to create a supportive work environment where all members feel valued and are able to contribute their thoughts and ideas. Working within the education environment can be stressful and having like-minded people to talk with about situations that occur or to ask for help from when needed goes a long

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