Facilitating schools to develop more collaborative cultures is seen as one of the major challenges in promoting teachers’ continuing professional development. This paper recounts how a 15 month project designed to promote greater collegial learning and professional development emerged and developed within one school. Evidence is presented that suggests that a model that is voluntary, involves teachers observing each others’ classrooms and sharing insights is both effective and sustainable. Trust, supportive school leadership and external facilitation are also identified as important components in the realisation of this model of teacher development
This is a case study of a collegial group of volunteer teachers in a Queensland primary school who m...
This study adopted a qualitative research approach using purposive and convenience sampling which al...
This paper describes work over a three-year period to develop a peer partnership approach to profess...
Facilitating schools to develop more collaborative cultures is seen as one of the major challenges i...
DoctorateThis research investigated the operation of facilitated professional learning teams (PLT) i...
The pedagogical model cooperative learning (CL) has generated extensive research documenting its ben...
New technologies now offer teachers alternative models of collaboration with schools overseas, but h...
This qualitative study explored the impact of teacher collaboration in a professional learning commu...
The following research aims to identify the impact collaborative learning opportunities, such as pe...
The paper reports on the outcomes of a Department of Culture, Museums and Sport (DCMS) funded projec...
Research findings concur in demonstrating both that collective settings spur teacher development, an...
M.Ed.This study investigates the characteristics of effective collaboration, which can be distilled ...
While the literature in professional development (PD) for teachers makes clear that community is as ...
Ownership and relevance to practice are key to successful teacher professional development. As part ...
Two departments in a secondary school in England participated in ‘lesson study’ projects over a five-...
This is a case study of a collegial group of volunteer teachers in a Queensland primary school who m...
This study adopted a qualitative research approach using purposive and convenience sampling which al...
This paper describes work over a three-year period to develop a peer partnership approach to profess...
Facilitating schools to develop more collaborative cultures is seen as one of the major challenges i...
DoctorateThis research investigated the operation of facilitated professional learning teams (PLT) i...
The pedagogical model cooperative learning (CL) has generated extensive research documenting its ben...
New technologies now offer teachers alternative models of collaboration with schools overseas, but h...
This qualitative study explored the impact of teacher collaboration in a professional learning commu...
The following research aims to identify the impact collaborative learning opportunities, such as pe...
The paper reports on the outcomes of a Department of Culture, Museums and Sport (DCMS) funded projec...
Research findings concur in demonstrating both that collective settings spur teacher development, an...
M.Ed.This study investigates the characteristics of effective collaboration, which can be distilled ...
While the literature in professional development (PD) for teachers makes clear that community is as ...
Ownership and relevance to practice are key to successful teacher professional development. As part ...
Two departments in a secondary school in England participated in ‘lesson study’ projects over a five-...
This is a case study of a collegial group of volunteer teachers in a Queensland primary school who m...
This study adopted a qualitative research approach using purposive and convenience sampling which al...
This paper describes work over a three-year period to develop a peer partnership approach to profess...