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Direct linkBorgmeier, Chris; Loman, Sheldon L.; Hara, Motoaki – Teacher Development, 2016
The limited implementation of evidence-based classroom practices and ways to provide effective professional development to address this challenge remain enduring concerns in education. Despite these concerns, there exists a well-established research literature on evidence-based practices for effective classroom management and instructional…
Descriptors: Self Evaluation (Individuals), Secondary School Teachers, Professional Development, Classroom Techniques
Mundy, Marie-Anne; Howe, Mary E.; Kupczynski, Lori – Teacher Development, 2015
This study examined 299 Louisiana teachers from three school districts regarding their perceptions of the value provided by specific types of professional development (PD) including professional learning communities (PLC), demonstration lessons, and in-service as well as graduate hours in reading/literacy on implementation (frequency of use),…
Descriptors: Teacher Attitudes, Professional Development, Communities of Practice, Demonstrations (Educational)
Kabilan, Muhammad Kamarul; Embi, Mohamed Amin – Teacher Development, 2006
In terms of education, e-mail has cemented its importance, as well as its status, as the overarching Internet tool. Specifically in the research of teacher education and teacher development, e-mails have been found to be empowering teachers' collaborative and networking practices. Such use of e-mails stimulates and refreshes teachers' professional…
Descriptors: Electronic Mail, Professional Development, English (Second Language), Language Teachers
