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King, Allie Hope – Working Papers in TESOL & Applied Linguistics, 2016
In a number of educational contexts, it is common for two or more teachers to "co-teach," or collaborate on-site together in a classroom. Despite the popularity of this arrangement, the body of discourse-analytic literature on co-teaching remains small. In an effort to contribute to the work on co-teacher interaction and, more…
Descriptors: Team Teaching, Collegiality, Teacher Collaboration, Classroom Techniques
Eisenschmidt, Eve; Oder, Tuuli; Reiska, Epp – Mentoring & Tutoring: Partnership in Learning, 2013
The induction program to provide support for novice teachers was introduced into teacher education in Estonia in 2004. The teachers who participated in the first program have now been working for several years. To evaluate the effectiveness of induction activities, we explored how mentoring and an induction program influence teachers' opinions…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Teaching Experience, Beginning Teacher Induction, Teacher Attitudes
Levine, Thomas H.; Marcus, Alan S. – Teaching and Teacher Education: An International Journal of Research and Studies, 2010
What kinds of teacher collaboration are most likely to improve what teachers--and, ultimately, students--learn during their time in school? This study looks within and across different collaborative activities that occurred among one teacher team. Observational data analyzed through a sociocultural theoretical framework suggest how the structure…
Descriptors: Teacher Collaboration, Instructional Improvement, Professional Development, Teaching Methods
Horn, Ilana Seidel; Little, Judith Warren – American Educational Research Journal, 2010
The authors investigate how conversational routines, or the practices by which groups structure work-related talk, function in teacher professional communities to forge, sustain, and support learning and improvement. Audiotaped and videotaped records of teachers' work group interactions, supplemented by interviews and material artifacts, were…
Descriptors: Collegiality, Educational Practices, Professional Development, Protocol Materials
Males, Lorraine M.; Otten, Samuel; Herbel-Eisenmann, Beth A. – Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education, 2010
This article examines mathematics teacher collegiality by focusing on both the ways in which teachers interacted as critical colleagues in a long-term professional development project and the evolving role of the teacher-educator-researcher as the facilitator of this project. The professional development collaboration comprised two phases: one…
Descriptors: Action Research, Collegiality, Mathematics Teachers, Professional Development
Vavala, Robert V.; Namuth-Covert, Deana; Haines, Courtney; Lee, Donald J.; King, James W.; Speth, Carol – Journal of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Education, 2010
Students who feel like part of a classroom community gain more enjoyment and are more academically successful than students who do not feel similar levels of community. This study intended to determine if students in online courses perceive the same level of community as students in face-to-face classes and if outside factors impacted community…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Teaching Methods, Delivery Systems, Intermode Differences
Winter, Janet K.; Waner, Karen K.; Neal-Mansfield, Joan C. – Journal of Education for Business, 2008
Teamwork and interpersonal communication are indispensable skills for business workers, and most companies are promoting diversity in teams to gain a competitive edge. Although findings suggest that diversity may not be as valuable as it seems for most teams, business workers need to manage diversity successfully. Therefore, the present authors…
Descriptors: Majors (Students), Interpersonal Communication, Cooperative Learning, Teamwork