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Kris Stutchbury; Margaret Ebubedike; Sandra Amos; Liz Chamberlain – Open Learning, 2025
Education policies across sub-Saharan Africa require teachers to change from being transmitters of knowledge to facilitators of learning. This means that teacher education needs to change as well and professional development which focuses on practical teaching is urgently needed. The Teacher Education for sub-Saharan Africa (TESSA) MOOC --…
Descriptors: MOOCs, Faculty Development, Teacher Education, Foreign Countries
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Marisa Correia; Bento Cavadas – Educational Media International, 2024
The challenges of modern society have led educators to reconceptualize formal learning spaces, into flexible spaces, imbued with technologies and active methodologies. To achieve this goal, a course was developed in an in-service teacher education Master program to support teachers in developing learning scenarios for innovative learning…
Descriptors: Educational Innovation, Educational Environment, Masters Programs, Teacher Attitudes
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Alfred W. T. Lo – Language and Education, 2025
The pedagogical approach--Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)--has been widely adopted around the globe with its dual aims of developing students' second language (L2) proficiency and mastering content knowledge simultaneously. However, its effectiveness remains inconsistent. This inconsistency has led researchers to call for an…
Descriptors: Content and Language Integrated Learning, Secondary School Students, Self Control, Program Implementation
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Katie H. Dufault – Learning Assistance Review, 2023
Research on peer academic coaching is limited and primarily focused on the outcomes of students receiving coaching. However, the peer coach also learns through experience. This qualitative study aims to understand peer academic coaches' perceptions of their coaching roles and experiences. I collected interview and artifact data from three…
Descriptors: Peer Teaching, Undergraduate Students, Coaching (Performance), Cooperation
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Zhao Cheng; Aysun Caliskan; Chang Zhu – European Journal of Education, 2024
This study illuminates the motivation and learning experience of Chinese and European academic members who attended an educational leadership training programme. Data were collected through participants' registration forms and learning reflection reports. A qualitative content analysis research method by MAXQDA2022 is adopted in this research. The…
Descriptors: Learning Experience, Foreign Countries, International Cooperation, Faculty
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Green, Zane Asher – International Journal for Educational and Vocational Guidance, 2023
This study demonstrated that the "Exemplary Teaching" intervention offered to Pakistan's school teachers through the emotionalized learning experiences (ELE) format fared better than that offered through the teacher-centered methodology as regards the development of career adaptability, teaching self-efficacy, and work engagement from…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Faculty Development, Career Development, Self Efficacy
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Landreth, Shelly J.; Wilson, Tara – Journal of Community Engagement and Higher Education, 2023
In this study, we describe a teacher educator's first experience implementing a service-learning project in a children's literature course in which pre-service teachers helped provide read-alouds for the local public library's summer reading program. We sought to examine the impact the project had on the seven participants. Data was collected…
Descriptors: Teacher Education, Service Learning, Preservice Teachers, Reading Aloud to Others
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Gadd, Teresa – British Journal of Learning Disabilities, 2020
Background: Respite supports are highly valued by persons with disabilities and their families/carers. In Ireland, there has been regular commentary in relation to a lack of respite services, with users and other stakeholders reporting limited access, inequity of provision, and long waiting lists for support. Materials and Methods: Much of the…
Descriptors: Respite Care, Intellectual Disability, Adults, Foreign Countries
Sophia Mansori; Jackie Zweig; Anne Huntington; Tracy McMahon – Education Development Center, Inc., 2024
Bringing learning through play pedagogies to schools and children requires major investments in teacher professional development (TPD) that builds teachers' understanding of the value of learning through play, enables them to build and practice strategies and skills to support learning through play in the classroom, and supports their ongoing…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Play, Teaching Methods, Educational Research
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Mia Sullivan; Kasee Smith; Daniel Foster; Melanie Miller Foster; Laura Rice; Jeremy Falk – Journal of Agricultural Education, 2025
Global citizenship is critical to the development of a globally ready 21st century workforce in food, fiber, and natural resources. The global citizenship model utilized in this study includes domains of social responsibility, global competency and global civic engagement. The knowledge, skills, and dispositions of educators are critical factors…
Descriptors: Global Approach, Agricultural Education, Undergraduate Students, Foods Instruction
Project Tomorrow, 2023
Innovative learning practices are highly student-centric and student-responsive. Yet, while many educators talk about wanting their classrooms to emphasize student-centered learning, few schools actually walk the walk in terms of creating a school culture that supports the sustainable implementation of concepts, such as individualizing learning to…
Descriptors: Educational Innovation, Teaching Methods, Feedback (Response), Teacher Attitudes
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Meyer, Rika; Sohani, Madhura; Alvares, Stacy M.; Hunt, Katharine; Sciabarra, Christina; Gapinskim, Jacqueline Goeres – CBE - Life Sciences Education, 2023
Undergraduate research experiences have been widely demonstrated as a beneficial and essential component of the college experience. However, many community colleges face barriers and lack of support in implementing such research programs, which means a significant number of community college students miss out on these impactful experiences.…
Descriptors: Interdisciplinary Approach, Program Effectiveness, Community Colleges, Academic Aspiration
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Büning, Christian; Jürgens, Lara; Lausberg, Hedda – Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy, 2021
Background: Studies have reported positive effects of physical activity on cognitive executive functions, such as inhibitory control and creativity. These studies predominantly compared scenarios of sports participation vs. no sports participation or reduced sports to simple aerobic exercises. However, whether the type or intensity of physical…
Descriptors: Athletics, Executive Function, Creativity, Physical Activities
Advance CTE: State Leaders Connecting Learning to Work, 2021
Effective recruitment into Career Technical Education (CTE) programs requires framing CTE to meet the needs and aspirations of each learner and their parent/guardian. This Advance CTE report provides insights on what families value in their education; elevates what aspects and messages about CTE that most resonate as well as the go-to messengers…
Descriptors: Communication Strategies, Vocational Education, Student Recruitment, Program Effectiveness
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Salminen-Tuomaala, Mari; Koskela, Tiina – Educational Research, 2020
Background: Effective project management and project work skills are important requirements in higher education and many other work place settings. Simulation-based learning, with its use of simulated scenarios and environments, may be a helpful way of supporting skill development. However, much more needs to be understood about the possibilities…
Descriptors: Simulation, Foreign Countries, Program Administration, College Faculty
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