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Routledge eBooks, Sep 5, 2017
Journal of pedagogic development, Nov 1, 2013
Our educators need to be encouraged-as well as recognized and rewarded-for these professional end... more Our educators need to be encouraged-as well as recognized and rewarded-for these professional endeavors, which have great potential to lead to much more engaged and empowered educators in our schools, as well as the improvement of instructional practice and, ultimately, student achievement. Conclusions The true benefit of engaging in classroom-or schoolbased action research is that educators can truly focus and direct their own professional growth and development in specific areas that they want to target, as opposed to having professional development topics thrust upon them. This allows for the emergence of professional development activities that are customizable in order to fit the needs of an individual educator, or perhaps even collaborative teams of educators (e.g., teachers of the students in the same grade, or teachers of the same content area). Specific areas of weakness or areas identified and targeted for improvement can serve as the focus of the personalized and customized professional growth and development through action research. Additionally, educators see this type of professional development as being much more meaningful since the focus of the activity is targeting areas of practice in which individuals want to improve. References
Routledge eBooks, Jul 28, 2022
Routledge eBooks, Jul 28, 2022
Education 3-13, Mar 15, 2020
Education 3-13, May 9, 2019
Education 3-13, Oct 10, 2018
Education 3-13, May 1, 2010
Education 3-13, Dec 1, 2013
Abstract This study examines the use of Makaton, a language programme based on the use of signing... more Abstract This study examines the use of Makaton, a language programme based on the use of signing, symbols and speech, as a pedagogic tool to support the development of talk for pupils learning English as an Additional Language (EAL). The research setting was a ...
Routledge eBooks, Sep 5, 2017
Journal of pedagogic development, Nov 1, 2013
Our educators need to be encouraged-as well as recognized and rewarded-for these professional end... more Our educators need to be encouraged-as well as recognized and rewarded-for these professional endeavors, which have great potential to lead to much more engaged and empowered educators in our schools, as well as the improvement of instructional practice and, ultimately, student achievement. Conclusions The true benefit of engaging in classroom-or schoolbased action research is that educators can truly focus and direct their own professional growth and development in specific areas that they want to target, as opposed to having professional development topics thrust upon them. This allows for the emergence of professional development activities that are customizable in order to fit the needs of an individual educator, or perhaps even collaborative teams of educators (e.g., teachers of the students in the same grade, or teachers of the same content area). Specific areas of weakness or areas identified and targeted for improvement can serve as the focus of the personalized and customized professional growth and development through action research. Additionally, educators see this type of professional development as being much more meaningful since the focus of the activity is targeting areas of practice in which individuals want to improve. References
Routledge eBooks, Jul 28, 2022
Routledge eBooks, Jul 28, 2022
Education 3-13, Mar 15, 2020
Education 3-13, May 9, 2019
Education 3-13, Oct 10, 2018
Education 3-13, May 1, 2010
Education 3-13, Dec 1, 2013
Abstract This study examines the use of Makaton, a language programme based on the use of signing... more Abstract This study examines the use of Makaton, a language programme based on the use of signing, symbols and speech, as a pedagogic tool to support the development of talk for pupils learning English as an Additional Language (EAL). The research setting was a ...