have emerged in the Check Phase. You need to consider this time as an experimental phase
that tends to the solution of the problem, but from which not always the effect you want
derives. The teacher acts according to its wealth of experience and competences that is limited
to the conditions of place and time in which it operates. In this context, he must look for
increasing levels of quality of education through continuous improvement and innovation. At
this stage, the watchword is, therefore, always trying new teaching strategies which can
represent an effective way to the improvement. Therefore, it is necessary to standardize
always those "practices" which have determined a positive effect in terms of the solution to
the encountered problems (effective learning) and try the innovation. The standardization is
not a point of arrival, but an intermediate step toward a constant quest for quality. Pursuing
increasing levels of quality in the implemented processes drives to innovation. Ultimately, the
teacher is made aware of the characteristics and limitations of the processes in progress,
therefore, of the opportunities for the personal and professional growth which they can pose.