The focus of this research in progress is to explore teachers’ perceptions of the nature and impact of collaborative teaching by specifically addressing practice-based collaborative interactions. The main question that guides our research is: how do collaborative processes and team dynamics operate within collaborative teaching in a New Zealand context? Subquestions are; How do teachers define collaborative teaching in their own contexts? and, what are the key factors that prevent teachers from working collaboratively? Our methodology takes a mixed methods approach, combining both quantitative and qualitative data gathered from a web-based surve
As schools currently face increasing complexity, teachers' work requires the development and consoli...
Teachers are central to student learning. Without improving teacher practice, it will be difficult f...
© 2019 Dr. Judith Ann CriganEducators are facing pressure to improve teaching effectiveness, and the...
It is widely argued that educational change is needed to meet the needs of all learners in the 21st ...
© 2020 Christopher John BradbeerFor New Zealand primary school teachers, the spatial transition from...
This thesis investigates the practices of participants in three “clusters” of New Zealand schools as...
This study adopted a qualitative research approach using purposive and convenience sampling which al...
This case study investigates the nature of team teaching relationships from the viewpoint of Thai an...
M.Ed.This study investigates the characteristics of effective collaboration, which can be distilled ...
During the last two decades there has been a growing awareness of the potentially strong role teache...
The understanding that learning develops best in participatory, collaborative, interactive partnersh...
In order to cope with the challenges and demands of today's educational landscape, teachers will (in...
In order to deal with innovations and the associated complexity of work, ongoing collaboration betwe...
Socio-cultural theorists and empirical studies suggest teachers increase their expertise through col...
M.Ed.Several strategies have been mooted as means of improving teaching and learning in South Africa...
As schools currently face increasing complexity, teachers' work requires the development and consoli...
Teachers are central to student learning. Without improving teacher practice, it will be difficult f...
© 2019 Dr. Judith Ann CriganEducators are facing pressure to improve teaching effectiveness, and the...
It is widely argued that educational change is needed to meet the needs of all learners in the 21st ...
© 2020 Christopher John BradbeerFor New Zealand primary school teachers, the spatial transition from...
This thesis investigates the practices of participants in three “clusters” of New Zealand schools as...
This study adopted a qualitative research approach using purposive and convenience sampling which al...
This case study investigates the nature of team teaching relationships from the viewpoint of Thai an...
M.Ed.This study investigates the characteristics of effective collaboration, which can be distilled ...
During the last two decades there has been a growing awareness of the potentially strong role teache...
The understanding that learning develops best in participatory, collaborative, interactive partnersh...
In order to cope with the challenges and demands of today's educational landscape, teachers will (in...
In order to deal with innovations and the associated complexity of work, ongoing collaboration betwe...
Socio-cultural theorists and empirical studies suggest teachers increase their expertise through col...
M.Ed.Several strategies have been mooted as means of improving teaching and learning in South Africa...
As schools currently face increasing complexity, teachers' work requires the development and consoli...
Teachers are central to student learning. Without improving teacher practice, it will be difficult f...
© 2019 Dr. Judith Ann CriganEducators are facing pressure to improve teaching effectiveness, and the...