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Drago-Severson, Eleanor – Journal of Staff Development, 2011
Learning Forward's new Learning Designs standard is an important reminder that shaping professional learning as opportunities for adults to learn and grow is essential and that one's understanding of how adults learn is an essential component of this pressing goal. This article discusses the three strands of the Learning Designs standard: (1)…
Descriptors: Learning Theories, Adults, Adult Learning, Research
Hemphill, Sharon; Duffield, Judy – Journal of Staff Development, 2007
The staff development teacher facilitates the evolution of a school-based professional learning community focused on improving teaching and learning by being a catalyst for teacher change and reflection. These teacher leaders needed the knowledge and skills to transform individual school staffs into professional learning communities focused on…
Descriptors: Specialists, Learning Theories, Teacher Education Programs, Lifelong Learning
Nevills, Pamela – Journal of Staff Development, 2003
If teachers are expected to change their teaching behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs, they need to be involved in interactive, sustained, job-embedded approaches to learning. Research shows how the brain works and what reinforcements it needs to retain information and translate that to practice.
Descriptors: Brain, Teaching Methods, Cognitive Processes, Adult Learning