Designing Performance-Based Professional Development: Stakeholder Views on Essential Competencies and Approaches
Education Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 204 - 204
Published: Feb. 8, 2025
Research
has
consistently
shown
that
the
instructional
skills,
or
competencies,
teachers
bring
to
table
influence
opportunities
students
have
learn.
Teachers
build
those
competencies
over
time,
often
through
professional
development
(PD);
however,
they
cite
PD
as
insufficient,
in
part
because
it
can
focus
on
wrong
competencies.
In
a
series
of
groups,
we
systematically
examined
which
teaching
teachers,
teacher
leaders,
school
administrators,
and
learning
leaders
identified
most
critical
for
future
efforts
supporting
K-8
mathematics
science
teachers.
addition,
explored
their
stated
rationales
vision
how
digital
performance-based
might
support
Participants
four
critical:
(1)
collaborative
problem-based
learning;
(2)
differentiation;
(3)
promoting
engagement;
(4)
eliciting
student
ideas.
Rationales
included
ways
are
essential
students,
difficult
implement,
insufficient
at
present.
preferred
idea
interactive
role-playing
more
traditional
approaches,
also
citing
need
some
agency
controlling
parameters
availability
rich
feedback.
Implications
include
research
incorporate
stakeholder
voice
close
gap
between
what
is
needed
provided
follow-up
studies
target
larger
representative
sample.
Language: Английский
Conversations about annotations during coaching cycles: Analysis of coaches’ facilitation to support teacher participation
Teaching and Teacher Education,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
140, P. 104463 - 104463
Published: Jan. 5, 2024
Language: Английский
Improving The Practice Of Teacher Learning Reflection Through Digital Technology-Based Lesson Study
AL-ISHLAH Jurnal Pendidikan,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(2)
Published: June 30, 2024
This
research
explores
the
development
of
a
lesson
study
model
integrated
with
digital
strategies,
aiming
to
enhance
collaborative
learning
among
teachers.
Using
qualitative
methodology,
involved
teachers
from
different
disciplines
in
secondary
schools.
Data
collection
included
surveys,
interviews,
and
analyses
teaching
practices.
The
main
focus
was
on
implementing
tools
such
as
online
platforms,
discussion
forums,
analysis
uses
Interpretive
Phenomenological
Analysis
(IPA),
which
aims
determine
phenomenon
that
is
research.
results
showed
significant
improvements
engagement,
reflection,
exchange
Further
revealed
integrating
technologies
enriched
experience
by
providing
wider
access
resources
communities
while
facilitating
more
efficient
data
analysis.
However,
challenges
related
technology
training
integration
curriculum
were
also
identified.
provides
new
insights
into
potential
enhancing
suggests
need
for
structured
approach
teacher
professional
development.
findings
have
make
contributions
literature
educational
practice,
particularly
adapting
effective
learning.
Language: Английский