Professional Learning Communities and Teacher Enquiry as part of the book series Evidence-based Teaching for Enquiring Teachers provides a critical overview of different ways of thinking about professional learning as a social process through collaborative and collective activity. These conceptualisations are illustrated through their application in a range of international settings to allow a critical examination of the opportunities and challenges they present to teachers and school leaders. Case studies offer insights into the way the factors affecting collaborative professional learning play out in particular contexts. The book includes practical recommendations about how to facilitate and engage with collaborative teacher enquiry, base...
Recent trends in the professional learning and development of teachers are moving more towards the a...
Engaging teachers in cooperative and collaborative processes through which they learn from each othe...
This book is about significant cultural disruption in initial teacher education. The disruption can ...
Being able to collaborate to make the best use of evidence to enhance teacher practice is fundamenta...
Professionalism in teaching is not a status ascribed on qualifying to teach, but a dynamic process o...
This book provides a critical overview of evidence-based teaching, with balanced and reflective cons...
: This paper will map out the actions undertaken in operationalising collaborative, improvement-fo...
Trainees and school-based practitioners are being encouraged to engage more with evidence-based teac...
Teachers' professional learning is important for optimizing students' learning opportunities in scho...
This book provides an essential overview of "learning by teaching", unpacking the underpinning theor...
The author initially discusses prevailing policy contexts, and provides an outline of ongoing contro...
Despite numerous recommendations in the literature on professional development, educational research...
This chapter deals with the question of what is perceived as legitimate knowledge for constructing, ...
First paragraph: This chapter explores what it means to engage in collaborative professional enquiri...
The emergence of the Professional Learning Community (PLC) concept has pioneered the existence and s...
Recent trends in the professional learning and development of teachers are moving more towards the a...
Engaging teachers in cooperative and collaborative processes through which they learn from each othe...
This book is about significant cultural disruption in initial teacher education. The disruption can ...
Being able to collaborate to make the best use of evidence to enhance teacher practice is fundamenta...
Professionalism in teaching is not a status ascribed on qualifying to teach, but a dynamic process o...
This book provides a critical overview of evidence-based teaching, with balanced and reflective cons...
: This paper will map out the actions undertaken in operationalising collaborative, improvement-fo...
Trainees and school-based practitioners are being encouraged to engage more with evidence-based teac...
Teachers' professional learning is important for optimizing students' learning opportunities in scho...
This book provides an essential overview of "learning by teaching", unpacking the underpinning theor...
The author initially discusses prevailing policy contexts, and provides an outline of ongoing contro...
Despite numerous recommendations in the literature on professional development, educational research...
This chapter deals with the question of what is perceived as legitimate knowledge for constructing, ...
First paragraph: This chapter explores what it means to engage in collaborative professional enquiri...
The emergence of the Professional Learning Community (PLC) concept has pioneered the existence and s...
Recent trends in the professional learning and development of teachers are moving more towards the a...
Engaging teachers in cooperative and collaborative processes through which they learn from each othe...
This book is about significant cultural disruption in initial teacher education. The disruption can ...