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The role of pupil voice as a trigger for teacher learning in Lesson Study professional groups
... where pupil voice input was ...of pupil voice input drawn from the interviews and from pupil statements in the lessons, the majority of pupil voice input considered by the secondary teachers ...
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Learning requirements engineering within an engineering ethos
... for learning also accords well with theories of expertise - learning beyond the initial stages may best be achieved through situational case studies with rich contextual information ...for learning, ...
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THE ROLE OF LEARNING ENHANCEMENT & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF PUPIL TEACHERS IN THE PRESENT SCENARIO (IN TERMS OF SOFT SKILLS)
... the professional ground a candidate may come from, the need to fill the soft skills gap has become very essential to meet company expectation when it comes to interacting or delivering value to their ...their ...
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Assessing What Counts: Learning to Teach for Pupil Learning
... three observations over the 3 years to develop case studies, which were then analyzed across cases. Grisham also used a methodology called “Teacher Storylines” (Beijarrd, 1998 in Grisham, 2000) which is used to provide a ...
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Professional development and its impact on teacher and pupil learning: a community of practice case study in South Korea
... After I married in December 2010, however, my passion for teaching was totally different. In my defense, as I was teaching the same (or very similar) subjects year after year there seemed to be few new stimuli. Moreover, ...
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An exploration of teacher - pupil communication, narrative thinking and learning
... children’s learning, social justice, increasing professional understanding and contribution to theory (Kemmis and McTaggart, ...children’s learning which led to the decision to include Japan in the ...
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Professional Identities among Teacher Educators: Perception of Pupil Teachers & Trainees
... perfect professional in this field is vary striving, but last few decades teaching has become more complex and set their own professional ...teaching- learning process has changed the role of ...
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A Creative Ethos: Teaching and Learning at the Cloud Gate Dance School in Taiwan.
... As the course progressed, lessons increasingly drew on the children’s dramatic imagination, particularly from lesson 12 onwards. In lesson 12 (‘March of the Animals’), the students were asked to move like a series o f ...
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ImpaCT2: the impact of information and communication technologies on pupil learning and attainment
... While the underlying trend is stronger than for English, the marginal difference in performance between those pupils using ICT a lot and those using it a little is reflected in the small variation in relative gain scores ...
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Who's that talking in my class?: What does research say about pupil to pupil exploratory talk that leads to learning?
... talk; learning; collaborative learning; ground ...othe professional activities); and, hopefully, thought-provoking in terms of developing their ...
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A case study of teachers professional learning: Becoming a community of professional learning or not?
... an ethos that had been established over a number of ...targeted professional development and strong leadership from the deputy principal (coordinator of the early years section of the school) in the ...
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Arts across the curriculum: enhancing pupil learning, the pupil perspective
... their learning skills and other aspects of personal ...for learning, although most pupils from the end of primary and into secondary school identified that they had been learning both about ...
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Ethos
... Abstract Ethos – meaning the characteristic spirit of a culture, era, or community as manifested in its beliefs and aspirations – is a piece that explores Greek music from the 3 rd Millennium ...C.E. Ethos ...
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Locum physicians’ professional ethos: a qualitative interview study from Germany
... of professional autonomy forms the main driver for German locum physi- cians to opt out of the system of permanent employment ...of professional prac- tice is also mirrored in all interviews, the study ...
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Liquid modern journalism with a difference : The changing professional ethos of cultural journalism
... modern ethos but a storekeeper, trying to arouse customer interest in the products put on display (Bauman ...the ethos of journalism clearly retains its core link to the image of the audience, but the key ...
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TEACHING AND LEARNING IN SCHOOLS: THE DIMENSIONS THAT AFFECT MOTIVATION AND PUPIL LEARNING
... successful learning and no single motivational theory that is applicable ...a learning culture as it is successfully done to a large extent in countries like France, Germany, Japan, South Korea and ...
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Learning Term weighting Functions for Similarity Measures
... term- weighting learning framework, T WEAK , that learns the term-weighting function for the vector- based similarity ...our learning frame- work, T WEAK , assumes that we are given only the ...
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NEW EVIDENCE ON CLASSROOM COMPUTERS AND PUPIL LEARNING*
... Another possible explanation for the findings reported here is that the trans- ition to CAI is disruptive, and any benefits of CAI take time develop. The schools in our sample had Tomorrow-98 computers for an average of ...
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Running Machine Learning on Arm s Ethos-U55 NPU
... Offline Optimization TensorFlow Lite .TF Input FileModified .TF Input File Optimized custom operators for the microNPU. start.[r] ...
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The Warrior Ethos
... The group comes before the individual. This tenet is central to the Warrior Ethos. Once, Alexander was leading his army through a waterless desert. The column was strung out for miles, with men and horses ...
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