Implications of the research for teachers
Research Implications for Preparing Teachers to Use Technology
... Applied Research in Educational Technology ...the research findings and implications related to preparing teachers to effect- ively integrate technology into curriculum and ...
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Exploring pre-service teachers' understanding of statistical variation: Implications for teaching and research
... pre-service teachers’ conceptions of ...Some implications for future research are suggested by the findings despite the limitations of this ...
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TPACK and Initial Teacher Education: Implications from the Teaching Teachers for the Future Research
... quality teachers, including the ABC’s Q&A Education Special, Sky News State of the Nation Forum on Education, and the National Plan for School Improvement, and the reporting of Australian school students ...
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The Status of Migrant Teachers in South Africa Implications for Policy, Research, Practice
... African teachers, recognition as being professionally qualified depends on the policies that are/were in place at the time when the teacher ...migrant teachers who hold qualifications deemed to be at ...
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South Korean Elementary Teachers' Mathematics Teaching Efficacy Beliefs: Implications for Educational Policy and Research
... increase teachers' mathematics teaching efficacy beliefs ...elementary teachers participated in the professional development program for attaining the first-level certification when they had 3 to 5 years of ...
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Assessing assessment: Teachers’ perspectives and implications
... pre-service teachers’ criteria of assessing the quality of science test ...into teachers’ interpretations of quality science test items and issues for more targeted ...
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Symposium Teachers as Learning Specialists Implications for Teachers' Pedagogical Knowledge and Professionalism
... of teachers and, hence, to improve pedagogical practice is ...with teachers as 'learning ...field, teachers can be expected to process and evaluate new knowledge relevant for their core professional ...
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Identities of music teachers: implications for teacher education
... that teachers who specialise in secondary classroom music may find their professional identity and their feelings regarding teaching to be ‘situated’ within their discipline ...music teachers had three ...
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Implications for Reading Teachers in Response To Intervention (RTI)
... all teachers worked together to help each child develop better social behaviors conducive to ...emphasized research based reading instruction and we required all teachers on staff to ...principles, ...
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Teachers’ Perspectives on Educational Research
... school teachers in ...explore teachers reactions to research directly through an in depth ...asked teachers about the types of research they are most likely to use and about the ...
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The Implications Of Politeness Strategies Among Teachers And Students In The Classroom
... Descriptive-qualitative research was a research which investigated the quality of relationships, activities, situations, or materials ...EFL teachers and the students of SMK Nusa Dua consisted of 5 ...
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The discursive construction of teachers and implications for continuing professional development
... Accounting Research Institute, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia ABSTRACT The Malaysia Education Blueprint 2013-2025 is a document that spells out a plan of action for revamping the ...
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An Empirical Approach and Implications for Teachers to Begin Constructivist Teaching
... explore teachers’ perceptions and views about the imple- mentation of constructivist teaching from an empirical research in a voca- tional college ...and teachers with interviews addressing the ...
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The Implications of Communicative Language Teaching: Teachers Perceptions in the Spotlight
... and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Gorgan, Iran ABSTRACT Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) is an approach to teaching language, and it can be understood as a set of principles: How learners learn a ...
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Implications for CALL: Teachers’ Perceptions and Use of CALL in the Classroom
... technologies exist, even today. Computer Aided Instruction came about much earlier than one would think. In the days when computers required a full room, Universities and some businesses would set up time-sharing of the ...
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computing: Implications for training language teachers
... In the second part of the paper specific guidelines for training teachers in computer- assisted language instruction (CALl) are given.. This is done against the background given in[r] ...
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Internet research and the implications for ethical research practice
... professional research contexts like universities or teaching based hospitals, often managed with a large degree of control over ...by research intensive ...imaging research can be ethically managed ...
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Internet research and the implications for ethical research practice
... • Confirming identity is important for inclusion and exclusion criteria (sensitive topics, and physical/health-related studies) • If researchers are unlike to know true identity of participants in there online ...
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Voices of Cooperating Teachers and Preservice Teachers: Implications for Elementary Social Studies Education
... preservice teachers was given at the end of the semester in which they were taking their social studies methods ...preservice teachers would espouse in the long-term as ...preservice teachers’ views ...
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Teachers as Writers research report
... The teachers were invited to position themselves as writers and were positioned as writers by the ...the teachers constructed and figured writerly roles for ...the teachers would need to select what ...
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