2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.joitmc.2024.100245
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Valorization of research results for knowledge and technology transfer in public higher education institutions

Carlos Leon-Roa,
Alexander Zuñiga-Collazos,
Héctor Samuel Villada Castillo
et al.
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“…Professional development (PD), whether viewed as a process or a means to an end, should aim to empower teachers to become advocates for the arts within their classrooms, schools, and communities (Ottesen, 2007;Upitis & Abrami, 2019). PD must be structured to address effective gaps that the teacher lacks, as a way to close the skills gap, it should aim to strengthen the teacher's instruction, curious thinking and reflective practices (Leon-Roa et al, 2024;Livsey, 2016). Professional development (PD), as a process or a means to an end, must influence general educators to become artistic ambassadors for their students, schools, and communities (Upitis & Abrami, 2014).…”
Section: Teacher Professional Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Professional development (PD), whether viewed as a process or a means to an end, should aim to empower teachers to become advocates for the arts within their classrooms, schools, and communities (Ottesen, 2007;Upitis & Abrami, 2019). PD must be structured to address effective gaps that the teacher lacks, as a way to close the skills gap, it should aim to strengthen the teacher's instruction, curious thinking and reflective practices (Leon-Roa et al, 2024;Livsey, 2016). Professional development (PD), as a process or a means to an end, must influence general educators to become artistic ambassadors for their students, schools, and communities (Upitis & Abrami, 2014).…”
Section: Teacher Professional Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%