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Murray, Peter A.; Millett, Bruce – International Journal of Learning and Change, 2011
Multiple contexts shape team activities and how they learn, and group learning is a dynamic construct that reflects a repertoire of potential behaviour. The purpose of this developmental paper is to examine how better learning behaviours in semi-autonomous teams improves the level of team adaptability and performance. The discussion suggests that…
Descriptors: Teamwork, Learning Processes, Team Training, Adjustment (to Environment)
Curtis, Rebecca Ruth; Humbarger, Joy Allen; Mann, Terrell Ellene – Young Children, 2011
Leaders in pre-school and primary settings--administrators, directors, lead teachers, and others--often find themselves consumed by the numerous tasks that must be accomplished daily. Gardenswartz, Cherbosque, and Rowe state that "teams as well as individuals need to develop emotional intelligence skills that help enhance teamwork, improve group…
Descriptors: Emotional Intelligence, Early Childhood Education, Young Children, Group Dynamics
Luthra, Shabbi; Fochtman, Paul – Learning & Leading with Technology, 2011
As with many schools, tech integration at the American School of Bombay (ASB) was varied and scattered. ASB had enthusiastic teachers who used technology in class, but they were the exception. As a result, just a small percentage of students experienced new ways of learning. The authors wanted to turn the occasional use of technology into a…
Descriptors: Technology Planning, Educational Change, Educational Technology, Leadership Responsibility
Tobia, Ed; Chauvin, Ramona; Lewis, Dale; Hammel, Patti – Journal of Staff Development, 2011
Sometimes partners find one another when they're not looking. In South Carolina, education leaders at Georgetown County School District were seeking only information when they attended a workshop sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Education. The two-day learning experience, provided by SEDL, a nonprofit organization based in Austin,…
Descriptors: Federal Programs, Nonprofit Organizations, Learning Experience, Teachers
Horton, David, Jr. – New Directions for Community Colleges, 2011
The goal of community colleges and athletics programs should not be to maintain watered-down expectations to give the illusion that student athletes are truly being successful. Rather, the goal should be to set expectations that challenge and enable individuals to do their best at becoming the best student, athlete, and citizen they are capable of…
Descriptors: College Athletics, Athletes, Organizational Culture, Community Colleges
Garriock, Roger – Education Canada, 2011
The Conference Board of Canada ranked us 14th out of the 17 major industrialized nations on measures of innovation, and our "productivity" track record has fared no better. Experts around the world agree that education is the key foundational building block for innovation skill development, and that the seeds of innovation--curiosity,…
Descriptors: Creativity, Science Instruction, Mathematics Instruction, Inquiry
Palamaro Munsell, Eylin; Cook, James R.; Kilmer, Ryan P.; Vishnevsky, Tanya; Strompolis, Melissa – Journal of Child and Family Studies, 2011
Although a growing body of literature has examined wraparound implementation and fidelity, child and family team (CFT) members' levels of participation and the consistency of their attendance have not been systematically examined. This study explored the relationship between CFT member attendance consistency and the fidelity of wraparound team…
Descriptors: Caregivers, Teamwork, Family Involvement, Participation
Carmichael, Kendra – Business Communication Quarterly, 2011
To prepare business communication undergraduates for a changing work world and to engage today's tech-savvy students, many instructors have embraced social media by incorporating its use in the classroom. This article describes AxeCorp, a fictional company headquartered on the immersive social networking platform, Second Life, and one particular…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Skill Development, Social Networks, Teamwork
Borredon, Liz; Deffayet, Sylvie; Baker, Ann C.; Kolb, David – Journal of Management Education, 2011
Drawing from the reflective teaching and learning practices recommended in influential publications on learning styles, experiential learning, deep learning, and dialogue, the authors tested the concept of "learning teams" in the framework of a leadership program implemented for the first time in a top French management school…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Administrator Education, Leadership Training, Business Administration Education
Sallee, Margaret; Hallett, Ronald; Tierney, William – College Teaching, 2011
Graduate students are typically expected to know how to write. Those who write poorly are occasionally penalized, but little in-class attention is given to help students continue to develop and refine their writing skills. More often than not, writing courses at the graduate level are remedial programs designed for international students and…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Methods Courses, Teacher Education Curriculum, Remedial Programs
Lomos, Catalina; Hofman, Roelande H.; Bosker, Roel J. – Teaching and Teacher Education: An International Journal of Research and Studies, 2011
Secondary school teaching is organized in departments and effective departments functioning as collaborative teams have been associated with effective schools. Therefore, this study investigates the relationship of mathematics departments perceived as professional communities and student achievement in Dutch secondary schools. Cluster analysis and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Secondary Schools, Academic Achievement, Multivariate Analysis
Jo, Il-Hyun – Asia Pacific Education Review, 2011
The purpose of this study was to investigate the cognitive mechanism of project-based learning teams of college students on the basis of the Shared Mental Model (SMM) theory. The study participants were 237 female college students in Korea organized into 51 project teams. To test the study hypotheses, a structural equation modeling was employed.…
Descriptors: College Students, Student Projects, Structural Equation Models, Active Learning
Johnson, Cheryl P.; Levering, Steve – School Business Affairs, 2009
School districts are held accountable not only for the monies that contribute to the education system but also for mitigating any issues that threaten student learning. Some school districts are fortunate to have professional risk managers on staff who can identify and control the many risks that are unique to school systems. Most schools,…
Descriptors: Risk Management, School Districts, School Business Officials, Teamwork
Lairson, Storm – School Administrator, 2009
The Courageous Journey was, for the author, more than an official state endorsement for the professional position she holds as a district superintendent. It was a personal journey that gave her far more than she can illustrate in her final exhibition to earn her performance-based specialty superintendent endorsement. It began in August of 2005…
Descriptors: Superintendents, Individual Development, School Districts, Academic Achievement
Kaufman, Roger – Performance Improvement Quarterly, 2009
All organizations are means to societal ends, and thus Mega thinking and planning starts with a primary focus on adding value for all stakeholders, including our shared society. It is pragmatic, realistic, practical, and ethical. Defining and achieving continual organizational success is possible. It relies on three basic elements: (1) a societal…
Descriptors: Organizational Development, Success, Models, Career Development

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