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Elisworth, Judith Z. – Journal of Teacher Education, 2002
Documented an elementary school that implemented student portfolios as port of a comprehensive school reform effort. Findings indicated that portfolios were an important mechanism through which teachers came to deeper understanding of their professional practices. Teachers began to recognize changes in classroom practice and school-wide…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Elementary Education, Elementary School Teachers, Faculty Development
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Lawson, Hal A. – Journal of Teacher Education, 1992
This article identifies the social, political, and educational influences that have contributed to the popularity of formal teacher induction and mentor programs, noting advantages and disadvantages and offering support for an alternative approach to induction grounded in the conception of teaching as a moral, political, and intellectual…
Descriptors: Beginning Teacher Induction, College School Cooperation, Educational History, Elementary Secondary Education
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Huling-Austin, Leslie – Journal of Teacher Education, 1992
Identifies issues that need to be addressed in developing effective teacher induction and mentor programs, including providing beginning teachers with reduced teaching loads, multiple opportunities to teach the same content, support from peers and experienced colleagues, and formative evaluation that differs from the summative evaluation of…
Descriptors: Beginning Teacher Induction, Case Studies, College School Cooperation, Collegiality
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Schaffer, Eugene; And Others – Journal of Teacher Education, 1992
Describes a two-year, collaborative, university-school district teacher induction program in which beginning teachers' classroom performance was assessed using a behavioral observation instrument. Participants made significant gains, with first-year gains resulting from improvements in classroom organization and second-year gains related to…
Descriptors: Beginning Teacher Induction, Case Studies, Classroom Communication, College School Cooperation
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Colton, Amy Bernstein; Sparks-Langer, Georgea M. – Journal of Teacher Education, 1993
Describes a conceptual framework that integrates teacher cognitive, critical, and personal characteristics; the framework serves to guide the development of reflective decision making, showing teacher educators how to form effective teachers. The model's collegial environment encourages efficacy, flexibility, consciousness, and social…
Descriptors: Decision Making, Faculty Development, Higher Education, Mentors
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Kilgore, Karen; Ross, Dorene – Journal of Teacher Education, 1993
Examined how fifth-year teachers from an innovative preservice program resolved significant issues during their first teaching year. Interviews in their first and fifth years produced case studies that described teachers, contexts, interactions between teachers and contexts, and teacher beliefs and practices, providing important information for…
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Career Development, Case Studies, Elementary Education
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Preskill, Stephen – Journal of Teacher Education, 1998
Teacher educators can exploit a variety of types of teacher narratives to help develop new and veteran teachers. This paper explains the significance of the second self and details five narrative forms (the narratives of social criticism, apprenticeship, reflective practice, journey, and hope). A final section describes how to use narratives of…
Descriptors: Critical Thinking, Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Development, Higher Education
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van Zee, Emily H. – Journal of Teacher Education, 1998
Describes the development of a program fostering prospective and practicing elementary school teachers' research on their science-teaching practices, discussing the science-education community's recognition of the importance of teacher research, examining beliefs underlying development of the program, describing the program's setting, summarizing…
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Faculty Development, Higher Education, Inservice Teacher Education
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Hudson-Ross, Sally – Journal of Teacher Education, 1998
Describes a partnership among English-education faculty members and secondary English teachers, arguing that a multisite, discipline-based professional-development faculty provides an alternative for secondary-level Professional Development School principles-in-action. The paper discusses reform, departmentalization of high school and college…
Descriptors: College Faculty, College School Cooperation, Educational Change, English
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Desmond, Cheryl; Kerlavage, Marianne; Seda, E. Elliott – Journal of Teacher Education, 1998
Describes Millersville University's Keystone Project, 1 of 11 Pennsylvania partnerships of school districts and teacher education institutions to create interdisciplinary curriculum projects based on national and state standards. Middle school and university faculty cooperatively planned and implemented the project. Using state and national…
Descriptors: Art Education, College Faculty, College School Cooperation, Cooperative Planning
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Rhine, Steve – Journal of Teacher Education, 1995
Discusses the effect of inservice and preservice education emphasizing the educational needs of limited-English- proficient students, examining a study of the effects of English language proficiency on teachers' assessment of students' understanding. Results indicated that despite inservice education, teachers did not accommodate students' needs…
Descriptors: Cultural Differences, Elementary Education, Elementary School Mathematics, Elementary School Students
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Lieberman, Ann – Journal of Teacher Education, 2000
Educational reform networks are well-suited to utilizing new technology and institutional arrangements. They are flexible and innovative and can create collaborative environments and develop agendas that grow and change with their participants. Teacher educators participating in these learning networks help recreate the meaning of scholarship…
Descriptors: Computer Networks, Computer Uses in Education, Educational Change, Educational Technology