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Cynthia Pierfax; Travella Free; Tiffany Franklin; Manola Erby; Lynn Schmitt-McQuitty; C. L. Meehan; Martin H. Smith – Journal of Extension, 2024
There is a defined need to provide accessible and effective professional development for 4-H educators. Lesson study is a Community of Practice-based approach to educator professional development. Prior research has shown lesson study to be effective with 4-H staff, adult volunteers, and teen volunteers. This inquiry, a multisite case study, was…
Descriptors: Youth Clubs, Agricultural Education, Extension Education, Land Grant Universities
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Ann MacPhail; Deborah Tannehill; Rebecca Ataman – Professional Development in Education, 2024
We contend that the notion of critical friend is a legitimate consideration with respect to considering how to most effectively encourage professional relationships that support and enhance professional learning and development (PLD). This paper will firstly consider an overarching framework of professional relationships and define…
Descriptors: Friendship, Professional Development, Interpersonal Relationship, Role
Stephanie Syre-Hager – ProQuest LLC, 2022
A significant contributor to student success is engagement in the school setting. Universal Design for Learning (UDL) can be a helpful framework for increasing student engagement and creating an inclusive environment for all learners. This study investigated the relationship between teachers' understanding and implementation of Universal Design…
Descriptors: Design, Access to Education, Learner Engagement, Elementary Education
Christine N. Wilson – ProQuest LLC, 2023
The purpose of this mixed-methods phenomenological study was to investigate the relationship between professional learning community (PLC) implementation and teachers' perceptions of engagement, professional collaboration, professional growth, and ultimately collective teacher efficacy. This research study collected data from elementary school…
Descriptors: Elementary School Teachers, Communities of Practice, Teacher Effectiveness, Relationship
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Harvey, Frida; Teledahl, Anna – Mathematics Teacher Education and Development, 2022
Professional Learning Communities (PLC) have been used increasingly in designing and discussing teachers' professional development, but how PLC are organised and framed differ between contexts. There is a lack of meta-level studies that aim to define and compare different ways of organising PLC. In this literature review of 32 studies,…
Descriptors: Communities of Practice, Professional Development, Knowledge Base for Teaching, Educational Improvement
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Corina González-Weil; María Isabel Reyes-Espejo; Paulina Bravo González; Felipe Acuña Ruz; Fabián Fernández Araneda – Professional Development in Education, 2025
Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) are valuable spaces for collaboration and reflection to promote the transformation of teaching practice and resilience to change. In PLCs that are sustained over time, trust-building is a key element. In Latin America, school systems and educational models are based on mistrust, which in Chile is consistent…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Secondary School Science, Secondary School Teachers, Science Teachers
Joshua Sinclair – Online Submission, 2025
This non-experimental, quantitative correlation study aimed to see if a correlation existed among variables of years of teaching experience and teacher leadership styles, burnout, school culture, and teachers' perception of school leadership. Transformational leadership provided the theoretical framework for this study. This study was significant…
Descriptors: Leadership Styles, Transformational Leadership, Teacher Burnout, School Culture
Lauren M. Stiles – ProQuest LLC, 2024
The wide range of learning needs in elementary and secondary general education classrooms presents both a challenge and an opportunity for general and special education teachers. It is critical for teacher self-efficacy and student success that teachers believe they are equipped with the knowledge and instructional strategies to plan and implement…
Descriptors: Team Teaching, Regular and Special Education Relationship, General Education, Special Education
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Bornstein, Joshua; Gil, Elizabeth – Journal of Professional Capital and Community, 2023
Purpose: Virtual communities of practice (VCoPs) supported educators during the COVID-19 pandemic and the resurgent movement for racial justice that arose in 2020. Four VCoPs offered a venue for practitioners and researchers to develop social capital in the face of pandemic and persistent institutional racism. Design/methodology/approach:…
Descriptors: Communities of Practice, Computer Mediated Communication, COVID-19, Pandemics
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Dan McCole; Andrew J. Bobilya; Betsy Lindley; Thomas Holman; Paul Shirilla; Jeffrey Jacobs; Leo McAvoy – Journal of Faculty Development, 2024
Life in academia can be difficult. Studies of faculty show high levels of stress leading to impaired productivity, exhaustion, pessimism, and disillusionment. Methods for addressing workplace stress including mentoring, professional/social interaction, and work-family enrichment have been well documented. This co/autoethnographic study examined a…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Communities of Practice, Professional Development, Faculty Workload
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Amyk Conley – Educational Renaissance, 2023
In order to humanize and connect future educators across programs, this case study explains how a Northern California four-year university created a weekly professional development speaker series, Teachers, Eduleaders, Advocates, and Scholars (TEAS). TEAS aims to connect future educators to current practitioners to better meet the needs of PK-12…
Descriptors: College Programs, Teacher Education, Professional Development, Communities of Practice
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Huijboom, Fred; Van Meeuwen, Pierre; Rusman, Ellen; Vermeulen, Marjan – Professional Development in Education, 2021
For investigating a comprehensive PLC framework, instruments are needed that capture the multi-layered PLC characteristics and that take into account the complex influencing educational context. Such instruments are currently lacking. This study aims at describing the development and validation of two qualitative classification instruments usable…
Descriptors: Communities of Practice, Professional Development, Teacher Collaboration, Classification
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Gore, Jennifer; Rosser, Brooke – Professional Development in Education, 2022
Articulations of effective teacher professional development (PD) consistently foreground a focus on curriculum content and how best to teach it. Consequently, when teachers work together on pedagogy they typically work with colleagues who have similar specialisations, focusing on a specific subject or part of the curriculum. Arguably, however,…
Descriptors: Professional Development, Teaching Methods, Communities of Practice, Collegiality
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Bendtsen, Marina; Forsman, Liselott; Björklund, Mikaela – Educational Research, 2022
Background: The question of how best to enable sustainable professional development remains a challenging one. The research reported here is situated within a professional learning communities (PLCs) approach as a long-term goal for continuing professional development (CPD) with action research (AR) principles as a means of organisation. Purpose:…
Descriptors: Professional Development, Communities of Practice, Teacher Attitudes, Educational Change
Rae Jing Han – ProQuest LLC, 2022
In our current socio-ecological and political realities, educational systems must be transformed to align with ongoing social, environmental, and climate justice movements. In particular, these movement spaces offer guiding principles regarding the interconnectedness of oppressive structures and the possibilities of moving toward more just and…
Descriptors: Restorative Practices, Intersectionality, Alignment (Education), Climate
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