Handbook of research on educator preparation and professional learning:
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contents | Section 1. Professional development. Chapter 1. A multimedia professional development process for teacher education and professional development ; Chapter 2. Conceptualizing characteristics of professional learning in an online environment ; Chapter 3. Personalizing professional development through the unconference: a constructivist approach ; Chapter 4. Teachers' perspectives using the instructional quality assessment as a professional development tool -- Section 2. Urban education and certification programs. Chapter 5. Embracing the inherent messiness in urban education: learning from a STEM and leadership program ; Chapter 6. The experience of learning in an alternative certification program -- Section 3. Professional development and language learning. Chapter 7. Learning while teaching: teacher candidates working with university ESL students ; Chapter 8. Exploring prospective EFL teachers' beliefs about teachers and teaching through metaphor analysis ; Chapter 9. A follow-up inquiry on the evaluation of an English language teaching master's program in Turkey ; Chapter 10. Language students' training as future teachers: a case study -- Section 4. Teacher perspectives and challenges. Chapter 11. Prospective EFL teachers' perceptions of using CALL in the classroom ; Chapter 12. Writing with emergent bilingual students: lessons from a kindergarten classroom ; Chapter 13. Teacher satisfaction, research engagement, and the conceptualization of research from in-service English teachers' perspectives ; Chapter 14. The comparison of parents' perceptions of early educators' real and ideal personality and optimism: what personality and optimism educators should have? ; Chapter 15. Latinx third graders' reading and employing activism during tumultuous times ; Chapter 16. Critical friends group and its impact on teachers and the learning process ; Chapter 17. Development or training: the matter of clinical supervision in EFL student teachers' teaching practice -- Section 5. STEM and project-based learning. Chapter 18. An authentic and sustainable STEM pre-service teacher professional development model: authentic learning experience and preparing for tomorrow's STEM professionals ; Chapter 19. What do primary teachers take away from mathematics professional development?: examining teachers' use of formative assessment ; Chapter 20. Supporting teachers' use of standards-based mathematics pedagogies: leveraging learner-centered professional development efforts ; Chapter 21. Creating sustainable project-based learning through teacher professional development. |
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spellingShingle | Handbook of research on educator preparation and professional learning Section 1. Professional development. Chapter 1. A multimedia professional development process for teacher education and professional development ; Chapter 2. Conceptualizing characteristics of professional learning in an online environment ; Chapter 3. Personalizing professional development through the unconference: a constructivist approach ; Chapter 4. Teachers' perspectives using the instructional quality assessment as a professional development tool -- Section 2. Urban education and certification programs. Chapter 5. Embracing the inherent messiness in urban education: learning from a STEM and leadership program ; Chapter 6. The experience of learning in an alternative certification program -- Section 3. Professional development and language learning. Chapter 7. Learning while teaching: teacher candidates working with university ESL students ; Chapter 8. Exploring prospective EFL teachers' beliefs about teachers and teaching through metaphor analysis ; Chapter 9. A follow-up inquiry on the evaluation of an English language teaching master's program in Turkey ; Chapter 10. Language students' training as future teachers: a case study -- Section 4. Teacher perspectives and challenges. Chapter 11. Prospective EFL teachers' perceptions of using CALL in the classroom ; Chapter 12. Writing with emergent bilingual students: lessons from a kindergarten classroom ; Chapter 13. Teacher satisfaction, research engagement, and the conceptualization of research from in-service English teachers' perspectives ; Chapter 14. The comparison of parents' perceptions of early educators' real and ideal personality and optimism: what personality and optimism educators should have? ; Chapter 15. Latinx third graders' reading and employing activism during tumultuous times ; Chapter 16. Critical friends group and its impact on teachers and the learning process ; Chapter 17. Development or training: the matter of clinical supervision in EFL student teachers' teaching practice -- Section 5. STEM and project-based learning. Chapter 18. An authentic and sustainable STEM pre-service teacher professional development model: authentic learning experience and preparing for tomorrow's STEM professionals ; Chapter 19. What do primary teachers take away from mathematics professional development?: examining teachers' use of formative assessment ; Chapter 20. Supporting teachers' use of standards-based mathematics pedagogies: leveraging learner-centered professional development efforts ; Chapter 21. Creating sustainable project-based learning through teacher professional development. Teachers In-service training. Teachers Professional relationships. Teachers Training of. Teaching Vocational guidance. |
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title_full | Handbook of research on educator preparation and professional learning Drew Polly, Christie Martin, and Kenan Dikilitas, editors. |
title_fullStr | Handbook of research on educator preparation and professional learning Drew Polly, Christie Martin, and Kenan Dikilitas, editors. |
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