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Hannah J. Kammet; Sharon M. Darling; Charles E. Dukes; Rangasamy Ramasamy – Teacher Development, 2024
In-service general education teachers receive limited pre-service training in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems and strategies. Therefore, pre-service training should expose general education teacher candidates to the field of AAC and its benefits. This study investigated the efficacy of an online professional development…
Descriptors: Preservice Teacher Education, Augmentative and Alternative Communication, Program Effectiveness, Knowledge Level
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Göker, Süleyman Davut – Teacher Development, 2020
Centering on cognitive and reflective development of pre-service primary school teachers, this study aimed to contribute new understanding of how teacher identity is formed through increased teacher self-efficacy by preservice teachers trained in cognitive coaching developed by the researcher. Its purpose was three-fold: examining the impact of…
Descriptors: Coaching (Performance), Teacher Supervision, Self Efficacy, Professional Identity
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Sheridan, Lynn; Durksen, Tracy L.; Tindall-Ford, Sharon – Teacher Development, 2019
This qualitative study sought to understand the reasoning of pre-service teachers through think-aloud interviews with teacher education students at the beginning of their postgraduate degree (six elementary and six secondary). Interviews focused on contextualised and challenging teaching scenarios with a range of response options previously…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Protocol Analysis, Foreign Countries, Situational Tests
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Ali, Takbir – Teacher Development, 2018
This study documented in detail teachers' voices about their working conditions, professional development needs and opportunities to cater to these needs. The study reported in this paper was conducted as part of a large-scale study that used mixed methods to assess teachers' professional development needs. The qualitative data reported in this…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Teacher Empowerment, Qualitative Research, Work Environment
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Ambler, Trudy B. – Teacher Development, 2012
Many teachers use their own work as the basis for research and this can be a complex and confronting task. It demands merging the roles of teacher, researcher and research participant. These roles may not speak with one voice. Some voices are faint, mere echoes; other voices convey a more confident sense of the different roles. This paper draws on…
Descriptors: Autobiographies, Vignettes, Elementary Education, Reflection
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Kulinna, Pamela Hodges; Cothran, Donetta; Kloeppel, Tiffany – Teacher Development, 2011
This study, grounded in Self-Efficacy Theory, investigated classroom teachers' self-efficacy changes related to teaching healthy behaviour content after participating in ongoing workshops. Participants were 50 male and female teachers at the primary (n = 17) and secondary (n = 33) levels from two schools in one Native American community. Teacher…
Descriptors: Teacher Effectiveness, Self Efficacy, American Indians, Teacher Role
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McGatha, Maggie – Teacher Development, 2008
Case studies of two coaches that examine the levels of engagement of each coach as they worked to establish effective coaching relationships were examined in this study. Data were collected during a seven-month period and included: (a) the coaches' reflective journals; (b) pre- and post-surveys from each coach and teacher; (c) audio-recorded…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Interviews, Mathematics Education, Professional Development
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Hamel, Fred L.; Ryken, Amy E. – Teacher Development, 2010
In this article, the authors describe a school-university relationship which aims to sustain dialogue between educators who are positioned differently in relation to pre-service teacher growth. The authors distinguish an "intentional partnership" model from other approaches to school-university collaboration, providing a rationale for their focus…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), College School Cooperation, Educational Change, Beginning Teachers