2010
DOI: 10.7202/1000031ar
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Assessment of Professional Development by Teachers and Administrators: An examination of the literature in the context of one case study

Abstract: The focus of this article is teacher professional development. The article examines literature related to teacher professional development and methods of measuring its impact. In order to ground the discussion, the article focuses on a case study that captures the perspectives of Ontario secondary school teachers and their administrators as they implement a literacy program targeted at improving student achievement.

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“…Strategies that can be used to run the school literacy activities are to establish a literacy board that is responsible for planning activities, budgeting and running/monitoring school literacy activities as well as conducting literacyrelated training. [16]"... the school administrators and school board consultants supported teachers to take on the leadership of the literacy program". Extracurricular activities are also related to literacy, such as writing scientific papers and journalism.…”
Section: B Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strategies that can be used to run the school literacy activities are to establish a literacy board that is responsible for planning activities, budgeting and running/monitoring school literacy activities as well as conducting literacyrelated training. [16]"... the school administrators and school board consultants supported teachers to take on the leadership of the literacy program". Extracurricular activities are also related to literacy, such as writing scientific papers and journalism.…”
Section: B Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%