In coaching fellows of the Piasa Bluffs Writing Project to take up an inquiry stance toward teaching practice, we are learning the fundamental role inquiry plays in improving practice and impacting student learning. Placing inquiry at the heart of professional development, however, is challenging given the climate of high-stakes testing, which operates from a deficit-mode of thinking, a philosophy seeing students and teachers as ill-equipped or lacking. Thus a quick-fix and one-shot in-service culture has developed, complete with “experts ” offering “magic pills ” to cure the ills of teachers. This essay chronicles th
In this ethnographic inquiry, I examined the experiences of twenty-one teachers who engaged in a job...
Teachers develop when they critically examine the questions they ask about their work because questi...
Holistic and critical pedagogy, an approach to learning and teaching, integrates the everyday realit...
ABSTRACT: Alan Reid’s (2004) article, Towards a culture of inquiry, constructed a sharply focused ch...
This dissertation argues that writing teacher educators (WTEs) can more purposefully advance their c...
Teachers are required to participate in professional development and seek meaningful opportunities t...
This dissertation argues that writing teacher educators (WTEs) can more purposefully advance their c...
Too often, professional learning is structured by a top-down model where educational knowledge is ge...
Whitacre (2019) and Curtis (2017) found that participants’ efficacy impacted their writing instructi...
This chapter presents an exploratory case study based on an inductive content analysis of a practicu...
In this article, the author argues writing teachers can more fully inquire into their questions abou...
This article considers the value and implications of inquiry-driven learning for secondary and posts...
This paper seeks to interrupt the dominant discourse of action research that emphasises the celebrat...
ABSTRACT: A professional development initiative in writing provided a context in which teachers coul...
The project aimed to inquire into the application of different forms of writing as both method of in...
In this ethnographic inquiry, I examined the experiences of twenty-one teachers who engaged in a job...
Teachers develop when they critically examine the questions they ask about their work because questi...
Holistic and critical pedagogy, an approach to learning and teaching, integrates the everyday realit...
ABSTRACT: Alan Reid’s (2004) article, Towards a culture of inquiry, constructed a sharply focused ch...
This dissertation argues that writing teacher educators (WTEs) can more purposefully advance their c...
Teachers are required to participate in professional development and seek meaningful opportunities t...
This dissertation argues that writing teacher educators (WTEs) can more purposefully advance their c...
Too often, professional learning is structured by a top-down model where educational knowledge is ge...
Whitacre (2019) and Curtis (2017) found that participants’ efficacy impacted their writing instructi...
This chapter presents an exploratory case study based on an inductive content analysis of a practicu...
In this article, the author argues writing teachers can more fully inquire into their questions abou...
This article considers the value and implications of inquiry-driven learning for secondary and posts...
This paper seeks to interrupt the dominant discourse of action research that emphasises the celebrat...
ABSTRACT: A professional development initiative in writing provided a context in which teachers coul...
The project aimed to inquire into the application of different forms of writing as both method of in...
In this ethnographic inquiry, I examined the experiences of twenty-one teachers who engaged in a job...
Teachers develop when they critically examine the questions they ask about their work because questi...
Holistic and critical pedagogy, an approach to learning and teaching, integrates the everyday realit...