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Understanding teachers’ professional learning from their current professional concerns

Understanding teachers’ professional learning from their current professional concerns

... three professional life phase models, in which phases in teachersprofessional lives are distinguished on the basis of different professional concerns in each phase (Day et ...which ... See full document

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The Role of Dialogic Teaching in Fostering Critical Literacy in an Urban High School English Classroom

The Role of Dialogic Teaching in Fostering Critical Literacy in an Urban High School English Classroom

... all teachers who responded to a survey during the 2003-2004 school year participated in professional ...of teachers participating in was workshops, conferences, or training sessions, where 57% of the ... See full document

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Examining science teachers' pedagogical content knowledge in the context of a professional development program

Examining science teachers' pedagogical content knowledge in the context of a professional development program

... When teachers studied the literature they were able to adapt their instructions more to current recommendations from this literature (pictograms 3, 4, 6, and ...in-service teachers as a ... See full document

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Leadership for professional development and learning: enhancing our understanding of how teachers develop

Leadership for professional development and learning: enhancing our understanding of how teachers develop

... derived from different conceptualisations will inevitably ...of professional development, and my processual model of how it occurs at the micro level, I now consider myself to be travelling in the same ... See full document

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The Impact of Collaborative Curriculum Design on Teacher Professional Learning

The Impact of Collaborative Curriculum Design on Teacher Professional Learning

... that teachers design during a MTSI are intended to be supplementary rather than serve as a complete replacement ...this, teachers felt that they could “think big” and be creative without typical ... See full document

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Impact of teachers’ career adaptability and family on professional learning

Impact of teachers’ career adaptability and family on professional learning

... in teachers, it may manifest as an inability to manage the many roles and domains in teachers’ ...in teachers because they may manage boundaries between ...an understanding of career ... See full document

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Examining the Relationships Between the Level of Schools for Being Professional Learning Communities and Teacher Professionalism

Examining the Relationships Between the Level of Schools for Being Professional Learning Communities and Teacher Professionalism

... for teachers to perform professional behaviours, there are certain practices that can be implemented by school administrators and teachers towards structuring a professional learning ... See full document

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Understanding self-directed professional development in mathematics for elementary teachers: A phenomenographical study

Understanding self-directed professional development in mathematics for elementary teachers: A phenomenographical study

... teacher learning to fulfill students’ needs while at the same time providing teachers with professional learning ...collaborations. From teacher-participants’ responses, it is evident ... See full document

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An Exploration of Teachers' Perceptions of the Influence of Professional Learning Communities on Their Professional Practices and on Teacher Retention.

An Exploration of Teachers' Perceptions of the Influence of Professional Learning Communities on Their Professional Practices and on Teacher Retention.

... participating teachers have remained in the profession. In urban districts, teachers who participated in formal induction programs for beginning teachers reported a 93% retention rate (Weiss, ... See full document

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An Inquiry into the Influence of Professional Learning Communities on English Language Arts Teachers' Pedagogical-Content Knowledge.

An Inquiry into the Influence of Professional Learning Communities on English Language Arts Teachers' Pedagogical-Content Knowledge.

... these teachers believed that PLCs challenged them to learn more about teaching strategies, this was never stated directly as the goal of the PLC ...observed, teachers did not share new teaching strategies, ... See full document

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Building professional learning identities: beginning teachers’ perceptions of causality for professional highs and lows

Building professional learning identities: beginning teachers’ perceptions of causality for professional highs and lows

... that teachers not only perform a functional role, but also develop an identity reflecting their understandings and inclinations as a teacher practitioner (Beauchamp & Thomas, 2011; Beijaard, Meijer, & ... See full document

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Managerial approaches adoptedat schools and their effects on the  professional development of teachers

Managerial approaches adoptedat schools and their effects on the professional development of teachers

... the understanding of education and training ...groups from inside or outside of school remain incapable of dealing with or solving the problems of the current bureaucratic structure, especially of ... See full document

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The potential of professional learning communities for teacher learning in the community high schools in the Solomon Islands : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education at Massey University (Manawat

The potential of professional learning communities for teacher learning in the community high schools in the Solomon Islands : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education at Massey University (Manawatu), New Zealand

... which teachers engage together to question, analyse, exchange and reflect on their classroom practices (Bryk et ...that teachers in these CHSs engage in cer- tain sharing, especially when sharing their ... See full document

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Mathematics Teachers and Professional Learning Communities: Understanding Professional Development in Collaborative Settings

Mathematics Teachers and Professional Learning Communities: Understanding Professional Development in Collaborative Settings

... that professional development should be collaborative, sustained, and practice-based are common across all subjects, MPD is often highlighted by activities that address the specific needs of mathematics ... See full document

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AN ANALYSIS OF TEACHERS’ PERCEPTION OF E LEARNING FOR ONGOING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS

AN ANALYSIS OF TEACHERS’ PERCEPTION OF E LEARNING FOR ONGOING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS

... Conclusion: From the popular opinion as gathered through this interaction with randomly selected teachers, it may be concluded that e-learning is yet to gain popularity and credibility as doubts ... See full document

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EXPLORING CRITICAL LITERACY THROUGH TEACHERS’ PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

EXPLORING CRITICAL LITERACY THROUGH TEACHERS’ PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

... some concerns about the plausibility of some of the more involved ...our current budget restraints among other things” (personal communication, November 15, ... See full document

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Continuous Professional Development of Teachers Through Open and Distance Learning: Perception and Concerns

Continuous Professional Development of Teachers Through Open and Distance Learning: Perception and Concerns

... and RC should work together and support each other to fulfill the requirement of participants and PSCs otherwise it may bring bad name for the university in academic community. Not only IGNOU, but other institutions can ... See full document

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Understanding teachers' professional development : an investigation of teachers' learning and their learning contexts

Understanding teachers' professional development : an investigation of teachers' learning and their learning contexts

... hypotheses used to investigate teachers' personal constructs of the effectiveness of professional experiences for change to professional practice. The significance of the learning contex[r] ... See full document

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Teachers’ Training Workshop on Assessing Student Learning Outcomes as Professional Development: A Case Study

Teachers’ Training Workshop on Assessing Student Learning Outcomes as Professional Development: A Case Study

... in-service teachers training workshop conducted by PITE, based on assessing learning outcomes (SLOs) at grade 5 th ...In-service teachers’ trainings workshops play significant role in the ... See full document

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Towards a social professional learning in schools : a study on social professional learning of VET teachers and its influential factors

Towards a social professional learning in schools : a study on social professional learning of VET teachers and its influential factors

... facilitate teachers social learning activities or ...before, teachers not only in the VET colleges but also in general, have a high level autonomy in classroom teaching, due to the traditional ... See full document

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