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The answer is: it depends on what youre trying to convey. If youre talking specifically about the area within your shot, then inframe is the more appropriate term. However, if youre talking about the entire area captured by your camera, then frame is the better choice.
The framework describes four stages of a teachers development (Foundation, Developing, Proficient and Expert) across five categories of teacher knowledge and skills: Learning and the Learner. Teaching, Learning and Assessment.
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