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Campbell, Todd; Lott, Kimberly – Teaching Education, 2010
This is a phenomenological study of the relationships between university supervisors, in-service and pre-service teachers (triads). Two triads participated in a joint pre-service and in-service professional development project. Multiple in-depth interviews were completed with each triad member to better record and resolve the varied experiences of…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Student Teacher Supervisors, Cooperating Teachers, Interprofessional Relationship
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Jenkins, Kathy; Jenkins, Bertram – Journal of Peace Education, 2010
Bougainville is a post-conflict society where armed violence ceased in 2001. For Bougainville to sustain a peaceful future, its development must be based upon politically, economically, socially and ecologically just practices. A peace education curriculum is one way through which this goal could be achieved. Consequently this paper describes how…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Professional Development, Cooperative Learning, Peace
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Freudenberg, Brett; Brimble, Mark; Cameron, Craig – Higher Education Research and Development, 2010
While work-integrated learning (WIL) is seen as a way to address the call for improved "employment readiness" and generic skills of graduates, it has been stated that WIL programs need to be "well managed and structured" and "well integrated". To provide such structure and integration a Professional Development (PD) Program was developed to assist…
Descriptors: Employment Potential, Self Efficacy, Job Skills, Basic Skills
Dunn, Lynn; Hess, Mark; Ozminkowski, Barbara; Phillips, Jennifer; Shoemaker, Pamela – Learning & Leading with Technology, 2010
Every August for the past six years, teachers at Walled Lake Consolidated Schools in Michigan learn how to use the latest educational technology tools from their colleagues during the district's one-day technology conference called Spice It Up! The teachers are both the presenters and the attendees, and they have a shared goal of moving the…
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Conferences (Gatherings), Cooperative Planning, Professional Development
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Scott, Shelleyann – Professional Development in Education, 2010
This study is part of the International Study of Principal Preparation project and reports on a Canadian Catholic Board's mentoring programme for novice school principals. This programme aims to produce effective managers and provide formal collegial support. A pragmatic, mixed-method approach involving interviews with participants along with an…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Principals, Instructional Leadership, Collegiality
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Rynne, Steven B.; Mallett, Clifford J.; Tinning, Richard – Sport, Education and Society, 2010
The Australian coaching workplace (to be referred to as the State Institute of Sport; SIS) under consideration in this study employs significant numbers of full-time performance sport coaches and can be accurately characterized as a genuine workplace. Through a consideration of the interaction between what the workplace (SIS) affords the…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Athletic Coaches, Interviews, Epistemology
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Leonard, H. Skipton; Marquardt, Michael J. – Action Learning: Research and Practice, 2010
For the past 50 years, organizations and individuals around the world have reported success in their use of action learning programs to solve problems, develop leaders, build teams and transform their corporate cultures. However, very little rigorous research has been conducted to determine the effectiveness of action learning. The authors…
Descriptors: Conflict, Experiential Learning, Doctoral Dissertations, Program Effectiveness
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Evans, Michael P.; Stone-Johnson, Corrie – International Journal of Leadership in Education, 2010
While networking is becoming an increasingly popular school improvement strategy with high levels of success, there is little research that shows the challenges school leaders face as they enter into these new relationships. This article supplements current literature by providing documentation and analysis of some internal leadership…
Descriptors: School Restructuring, Educational Change, Leadership, Social Networks
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Patrick, Fiona; Elliot, Dely; Hulme, Moira; McPhee, Alastair – Journal of Education for Teaching: International Research and Pedagogy, 2010
This paper discusses factors that enhance induction experiences for beginning teachers. It reports the findings from case studies that explore the impact of new entrants to the teaching profession in Scotland. The data suggest that the most supportive induction processes mix both formal and informal elements, but that the informal elements such as…
Descriptors: Collegiality, Beginning Teachers, Professional Development, Beginning Teacher Induction
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Foote, Kenneth E. – Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2010
This paper focuses on strategies for enhancing the preparation of geographers moving into academic careers. Based on research and experience gained from the Geography Faculty Development Alliance and Enhancing Departments and Graduate Education in geography projects, several suggestions for improved practice are detailed. These move beyond…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Graduate Study, Geography, Doctoral Programs
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Waldron, Nancy L.; McLeskey, James – Journal of Educational & Psychological Consultation, 2010
Over the last decade, much research has been conducted regarding how successful school improvement can be achieved. One focus of this research has been the development of schools that are inclusive and meet the educational needs of all students, including those with disabilities. Research has shown that school change that improves teacher practice…
Descriptors: Educational Needs, School Restructuring, School Culture, Educational Change
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Gagliardi, Anna R.; Wright, Frances C. – Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, 2010
Introduction: There are few opportunities for mentorship of practicing surgeons and no evidence to guide the design of such programs. This study explored outcomes and barriers associated with the design of surgical mentorship programs. Methods: Interviews were held with organizers, mentors, and proteges of 2 programs. Data from 23 participant…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Program Design, Surgery, Mentors
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Fischer, John; Hamer, Lynne – Middle School Journal (J3), 2010
For five years the authors have facilitated professional development leading to restructuring and reform at Ravine Junior High (RJH). As they present their work with colleagues from RJH, people ask them how did they get teacher buy-in. They answered that they don't get teachers to buy-in, they get teachers to drive the process. At RJH, they…
Descriptors: School Restructuring, Educational Change, Professional Development, Junior High Schools
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Jones, Hanneke – Education 3-13, 2010
The drive to raise standards in core curriculum subjects, and the teaching of thinking skills, are both aspects of the UK government's education policy for England. This article is based on findings from a questionnaire-based research project which investigated the relationship between National Curriculum tests, which are an important element of…
Descriptors: National Curriculum, Core Curriculum, Foreign Countries, Thinking Skills
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Cain, Tim – International Journal of Music Education, 2010
Although action research is widely acknowledged to have benefits in terms of improving practice and professional development, its ability to generate new knowledge, and hence its status as research, is debatable. Indeed, there are questions as to whether it can be called "proper" research. This article draws on the Southampton Music…
Descriptors: Music, Action Research, Foreign Countries, Music Teachers
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