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Cranston, Lisa – Journal of Staff Development, 2016
As a result of a dramatic shift over the last 10 years in how educators and administrators are supported in their professional learning, teachers are no longer working in isolation behind closed doors. Instead, professional learning has moved to the school and the classroom, and teachers are encouraged to share their work and their students' work.…
Descriptors: Inquiry, Cooperation, Foreign Countries, Teacher Collaboration
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Crow, Tracy – Journal of Staff Development, 2013
Kristen Weatherby is a senior policy analyst at OECD in the education directorate. She runs the Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS) and is author or co-author of publications and blog posts on TALIS and teachers. She started her career as a classroom teacher in the United States before working in education in the private sector in…
Descriptors: Surveys, International Programs, Teaching (Occupation), Faculty Development
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Grose, Karen; Strachan, Jim – Journal of Staff Development, 2011
Three years ago, the Toronto District School Board, the largest in Canada and the fourth-largest in North America, began to explore demonstration classrooms as a way to create a richer model of job-embedded, differentiated, and personalized professional learning. By doing action research and examining a variety of professional learning models from…
Descriptors: Achievement Gap, Action Research, Foreign Countries, Models
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Ziegler, Corrie – Journal of Staff Development, 2006
Edmonton Public Schools district implemented a framework of support for teaching and learning, and a key element supporting the framework is instructional walk-throughs, which provide staff opportunities to learn from one another. Instructional walk-throughs help move the staff from a culture of isolation to a culture of collaboration and support.…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Educational Practices, Academic Achievement, Foreign Countries
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Lange, Richard E. – Journal of Staff Development, 1992
Suggestions for conducting presentations in foreign countries include speak slowly and clearly, dress formally, accept the lecture format, provide research-based data, take handouts, avoid slang, use humor cautiously, consider semantics, plan ahead, network, and recognize that participants have different grade levels, extracurricular activities,…
Descriptors: Conference Papers, Cultural Awareness, Cultural Differences, Elementary Secondary Education
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Lewis, Catherine – Journal of Staff Development, 2002
Describes the benefits of teaching students using research lessons, focusing on Japan's use of research lessons to teach elementary school science. Research lessons are planned collaboratively and bring to life in a lesson a particular goal or vision of education. The paper notes how research lessons impact teachers' instruction and describes…
Descriptors: Cooperative Planning, Elementary Secondary Education, Experiential Learning, Foreign Countries
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Anderson, Stephen E.; And Others – Journal of Staff Development, 1995
Reports a study that examined eight Canadian elementary schools that were implementing cooperative learning, describing the context and design of the cooperative learning project, identifying nine common concerns of elementary teachers beginning to implement cooperative learning, offering suggestions to staff developers for supporting teachers,…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Cooperative Learning, Educational Change, Elementary Education