This paper reports on a study of teacher development practices in Turkey, exploring teachers ' perceptions of professional development opportunities in the Turkish elementary school, and the extent to which elementary school teachers believe that these opportunities have helped them improve their instructional practices. Of the 500 teachers from 52 schools in the sample, 313 (64 percent) returned usable questionnaires. Data analysis revealed that most teachers had participated in inservice training only once or twice during their careers, and that rural teachers had less access to inservice training activities than urban school teachers. Survey respondents overwhelmingly agreed that more inservice training activities should be organize...
Novice English teachers’ (NETs) status is particularized as a distinctive phase in which they often ...
This phenomenological research study seeks to explore English language teachers’ professional develo...
Abstract: Despite the critical importance of in-service education programs (INSETs) for teachers ’ o...
Professional development for teachers has been a substantial issue in contemporary educational resea...
It is generally agreed that teachers need to develop themselves in order to contribute learners’ per...
Although it is mentioned many times at both 17th and 18th National Education Councils, ninth Nationa...
Teacher study groups consist of seminar and course groups are alternative structures for teachers’ p...
This paper reports on findings from a small scale preliminary study that sought to explore how pract...
Teacher preparedness is linked to student achievement, yet regularly teachers are entering the profe...
An emerging consensus in the teacher education literature confirms that supporting educational refor...
AbstractThis paper reports on findings from a small scale preliminary study that sought to explore h...
AbstractIn Turkey, teachers in several subject areas were trained through regular teacher education ...
Proceedings of the 1st GlobELT Conference on Teaching and Learning English as an Additional Language...
The Cypriot Ministry of Education acknowledges the importance of professional development and offers...
The purpose of this research is to enquire the ELT teachers’ perspective of continuous professional ...
Novice English teachers’ (NETs) status is particularized as a distinctive phase in which they often ...
This phenomenological research study seeks to explore English language teachers’ professional develo...
Abstract: Despite the critical importance of in-service education programs (INSETs) for teachers ’ o...
Professional development for teachers has been a substantial issue in contemporary educational resea...
It is generally agreed that teachers need to develop themselves in order to contribute learners’ per...
Although it is mentioned many times at both 17th and 18th National Education Councils, ninth Nationa...
Teacher study groups consist of seminar and course groups are alternative structures for teachers’ p...
This paper reports on findings from a small scale preliminary study that sought to explore how pract...
Teacher preparedness is linked to student achievement, yet regularly teachers are entering the profe...
An emerging consensus in the teacher education literature confirms that supporting educational refor...
AbstractThis paper reports on findings from a small scale preliminary study that sought to explore h...
AbstractIn Turkey, teachers in several subject areas were trained through regular teacher education ...
Proceedings of the 1st GlobELT Conference on Teaching and Learning English as an Additional Language...
The Cypriot Ministry of Education acknowledges the importance of professional development and offers...
The purpose of this research is to enquire the ELT teachers’ perspective of continuous professional ...
Novice English teachers’ (NETs) status is particularized as a distinctive phase in which they often ...
This phenomenological research study seeks to explore English language teachers’ professional develo...
Abstract: Despite the critical importance of in-service education programs (INSETs) for teachers ’ o...