The Holmes Group (1990) report calls for Professional Development School (PDS) faculty to be engaged in thoughtful inquiry as they work together as partners with perspective teachers to encourage and promote reflection and research on practice. The report states: Schools that prepare new teachers must do something more. From the time student teachers first begin seriously to hone their skills and to assume their professional attitudes, the habits of reflecting, questioning, and trying out and evaluating new ways of teaching--by themselves and with colleagues--should become embedded in their professional identity. (Holmes Group, 1990, p.55
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abstract: Professional development is best when embedded in one's practice and linked directly to th...
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Grounded in the frameworks of action research, Critical Friends Groups (CFGs), and reflective practi...
Laws such as the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB) and the Every Student Succeeds Act have sha...
Action research promotes teaching and learning as it may allow teachers to explore areas of their pr...
reflection as central components to achieving the simultaneous renewal sought in viable professional...
Action research promotes teaching and learning as it may allow teachers to explore areas of their pr...
In Spring 2000, a group of five elementary school teachers met to investigate the nature of professio...
In response to research showing the benefits of reflective practices, many personnel preparation pro...
Teachers’ professional development is a key factor to have more reflective educators capable of work...
The directive for "action" to sustain the quality of human life parallels "action research" in edu...
This paper describes how a cluster of ten secondary science teachers from six different schools and ...
Recent school reform efforts have not explored adequately the impact of collaborative, inquiry-orien...
abstract: Professional development is best when embedded in one's practice and linked directly to th...
This study describes the perspectives of five pairs of preservice teachers and their experienced men...
There is growing consensus in the education world about the need to change the dominant practices in...
This article reports the findings of an action research project conducted by a group of teachers and...
Grounded in the frameworks of action research, Critical Friends Groups (CFGs), and reflective practi...
Laws such as the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB) and the Every Student Succeeds Act have sha...
Action research promotes teaching and learning as it may allow teachers to explore areas of their pr...
reflection as central components to achieving the simultaneous renewal sought in viable professional...
Action research promotes teaching and learning as it may allow teachers to explore areas of their pr...
In Spring 2000, a group of five elementary school teachers met to investigate the nature of professio...
In response to research showing the benefits of reflective practices, many personnel preparation pro...
Teachers’ professional development is a key factor to have more reflective educators capable of work...
The directive for "action" to sustain the quality of human life parallels "action research" in edu...
This paper describes how a cluster of ten secondary science teachers from six different schools and ...
Recent school reform efforts have not explored adequately the impact of collaborative, inquiry-orien...