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Kosar, Gülten; Dolapçioglu, Sevda; Akbana, Yunus Emre – Participatory Educational Research, 2022
Teacher professional development is to be continuous to ensure its sustainability, indicating the need for unceasing scaffolding provided to the teacher for their professional learning staring with the pre-service teacher education program and going on till their retirement. In-service teacher professional development programs/activities could…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Personnel Needs, English (Second Language), Language Teachers
Kayla N. Marsh; Christopher J. Eck; K. Dale Layfield; Joseph L. Donaldson – Journal of Research Initiatives, 2025
Teacher attrition is a historic problem that is now an educational crisis. School-based agricultural education (SBAE) is not exempt from this crisis, with teacher shortages dating back to the passing of the Smith-Hughes Act. For the past three decades, researchers have studied this phenomenon to better understand the needs of SBAE teachers to…
Descriptors: Agricultural Education, Agriculture Teachers, Educational Needs, Individual Needs
Bardwell, Bob – New England Journal of Higher Education, 2020
The school counseling profession has gone through tremendous growth and change since the early 1900s. New England can be proud of school counselors who are working differently from those in the past to support all students achieving their fullest potential. The school counselor of today wears many hats but most importantly serves all students, not…
Descriptors: School Counseling, Trauma, School Counselors, College Admission
McClain, William C. – ProQuest LLC, 2013
Teachers in any school community must confront immense contextual pressures: developing parent and community relationships, implementing curriculum and content, preparing students for state assessment examinations, along with navigating the professional relationships that exist within the school community. These pressures are amplified in the case…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Beginning Teachers, High Schools, Urban Schools
Steach, John C. – ProQuest LLC, 2011
This mixed methods study explored how high school principals prioritize their work and utilize available human resources to adjust to inadequate administrative staffing. Analysis of staffing levels across the state of Washington and specifically inside two eastern Washington districts framed interview questions for central office administration…
Descriptors: High Schools, Principals, School Administration, Human Resources
Koballa, Thomas R., Jr.; Bradbury, Leslie U. – Education Digest: Essential Readings Condensed for Quick Review, 2009
Teacher mentoring has its unique challenges that are often associated with the teachers' content specialties. For this reason, the involvement and support of school leaders is essential to teachers' mentoring success. Regardless of content specialty, all teachers face challenges that should be considered when organizing and implementing mentoring.…
Descriptors: Mentors, Teaching Methods, Program Effectiveness, Beginning Teachers
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Nielsen, Wendy S.; Nashon, Samson Madera – Alberta Journal of Educational Research, 2007
Students in small rural schools in British Columbia face barriers to accessing senior science courses. A case study employing questionnaire and interview methods sought the perspectives of principals, teachers, and students in the affected schools on this issue. Interpretive data analysis revealed the following barriers as key factors that affect…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Rural Schools, Science Education, Access to Education