School Environment and Teacher Practices
The Relationship Between High School Teacher Perceived Principal Leadership Practices and Teacher Morale Levels
... about teacher retention ...high school teacher job satisfaction and its relationship with attrition and work ...score teacher job ...social environment, social acknowledgement, ...
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The Teacher In The Mirror: The Reflective Practices Of Basic School Teachers In The Central Region Of Ghana
... socio-political environment demands that teachers reflect in order to make decisions that would enhance and improve students’ ...teaching practices and solicit the necessary advice on how they can improve ...
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Principal Technology Leadership Practices and Teacher Acceptance of School Management System (SMS)
... Moreover, the Interim Strategic Plan 2011-2020 (Ministry of Education Malaysia, 2012b) strongly emphasized the use of ICT in teaching and learning as well as in the field of administration and management of schools and ...
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The Effect of Teacher Autonomy on Assessment Practices among Malaysian Cluster School Teachers
... Teachers are regarded as professionals and they should be empowered and given the freedom or autonomy to determine the best possible treatment for their students learning problems (Pearson and Moomaw, 2005; 2006). ...
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Management Practices of School Principals to Enhance Teacher Excellence in Cordillera Administrative Region
... management practices employed by school principals to grow teacher excellence as perceived by the school ...of school principals of increasing teachers’ salary and incentives to meet ...
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Teacher Sensemaking of Student Discipline Practices in a Small Town Texas Middle School
... The low referral rate teachers recognized the difficulties of maintaining the environment and deescalating misbehavior when a student becomes angry with a teacher. Once Mrs. Blue and Mr. Black had matured ...
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The Teacher in the Mirror: The reflective practices of Basic School Teachers in the Central Region of Ghana
... socio-political environment demands that teachers reflect in order to make decisions that would enhance and improve students’ ...that teacher always spend their break periods with their ...teaching ...
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Identifying Barriers to Teacher Implementation of Evidence-Based Practices in Middle-School Reading
... in school setting, puberty, and peer ...parent, teacher, administrator, and mental health professionals give accounts of middle-school students’ daily struggles with self and ...do school work ...
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Investigating the Interactions, Beliefs, and Practices of Teacher-Coach Teams in a STEM After-School Setting.
... In Chapter Five, results from the two schools of teachers’ beliefs and practices indicate that for STEM program success, the whole of the team is better than the sum of its parts. Since individuals' values on each ...
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The Quality of Pre-Service Primary School Teacher Education in Tanzania: An Investigation into Policies and Practices
... learning environment at TTCs and improvement in the working environment in primary schools as well as increasing the salary to economic levels and motivation package for practising primary teachers are ...
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Examining pre-service elementary school teacher beliefs and instructional practices in mathematics class
... and practices of pre-service elementary school teacher early in her experience teaching ...the practices that are done by Sarijem are primarily more traditional than constructivist, and (3) ...
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Teacher stress and contextual and compositional elements of school environment
... the school environment and the three dimensions of teacher burnout, adjusting only for teacher ...for teacher characteristics and other aspects of the school environment ...
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Reimagining school libraries: emerging teacher pedagogic practices
... the teacher- librarian encouraged students to move around and be social, and didn’t expect students to be quiet all the ...the teacher-librarian, Fiona booked students into the library to create and film ...
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A STUDY OF TEACHER ATFITUDES AS RELATED TO TEACHER PRACTICES AT PRIMARY SCHOOL LEVEL IN SOUTH AFRICA
... With regard to Q68 (Interaction Mode) (Appendix 5c Q68), this teacher perceived herself as teaching in a communicative, interactive, facilitative way (a,b,c,f) which allowed flexibilit[r] ...
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Teacher Effectiveness of Secondary School Teachers in the Context of Organizational Environment
... The teacher who is committed to the profession has more efficacy, job satisfaction and high ...committed teacher strives more for better performance and keeps abreast with latest technologies which can be ...
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The Influence of School Leadership Practices on Classroom Management, School Environment, and Academic Underperformance
... high school, students in Grade 6 are permitted to sit for the ...identified school leadership, classroom management, and poor academic performance in literacy and numeracy as three major factors hindering ...
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Maintaining the Balance: Creative Practices in University School Partnerships for Teacher Education
... It is not always necessary to develop new initiatives in order to provide mutually beneficial experiences for both preservice teachers and schools. In some cases, preservice teachers have been placed in ...
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TEACHER HIRING PRACTICES
... Recommendations Teacher recruitment is one of the most important activities of a school district given the relative permanence of the appointment and high cost to the ...Most school districts in New ...
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Teacher Recruitment Practices and Teacher Supply and Demand Conditions in Selected School Districts in Six Southeastern States
... wrote that "an administrator instrument was designed to measure attitudes, commitment, and recruitment activities used by district administrators" (p. 22). The instrument appeared to have been based upon Nall's review of ...
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The Effect of a Data-Based Instructional Program on Teacher Practices: The Roles of Instructional Leadership, School Culture, and Teacher Characteristics
... government, or private sector business and finance. In setting the context for instructional data use in education, one could argue its evolution has not only been influenced by the advent of high-stakes educational ...
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