
In The Continuing Global Call For Educational Reforms And Change, The Contributors In This Edited Collection Address The Critical Issue Of Teacher Learning From Diverse National Contexts And Perspectives. They Define Teacher Learning That Matters As It Shapes And Directs Pedagogical Practices With The Goal Of Improving Student Learning. Student Achievement Is Broadly And Inclusively Defined, Beyond The Test Scores So Often Identified As The Mark Of Success In The Research Literature. This Book Weaves Together Major Studies, Research Findings And Theoretical Orientations To Represent A Globalized Network Of Inquiries Into The What, How And Why Of Teacher Learning That Shapes Teacher Skill And Knowledge. Teacher Learning Matters On An International Scale Because Teachers Are The Portals Through Which Any Initiative For Change And Reform Is Realized. Recognizing That A Highly Skilled Teaching Force Is Instrumental To Improving Student Achievement Adds Import To Generating Interactive Dialogue On Teacher Learning Around The Globe-- Provided By Publisher.
This book investigates the essential components of teacher learning that effectively translate into improved student outcomes across diverse international educational systems. Editors Klaas van Veen and Mary Kooy compile research from a global network of scholars to examine how pedagogical knowledge is acquired, sustained, and applied. The text argues that teacher development must move beyond standardized test metrics to encompass a broader, more inclusive definition of student achievement and professional growth.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a significant resource for understanding the complexities of global educational reform. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a foundational text for researchers and policymakers interested in the mechanics of teacher professional development.
Page Count:
294
Publication Date:
2012-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203805879
ISBN-13:
9780203805879
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