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Publikováno v:
The Journal of Educational Research. 95:75-83
The views of university faculty and public school personnel toward collaborative research in the second year of a professional development schools (PDS) partnership were compared by means of a survey and a structured interview. Although participants
Autor:
John P. Galassi, Jean Parrish, Melissa Richer, Dorothy J. Mebane, Priscilla Dennison, M. Gail Jones, Elizabeth M. Vesilind, Laura Brader-Araje, Kinnard White, Linda Brooks
Publikováno v:
Peabody Journal of Education. 74:236-253
Although the Professional Development School (PDS) movement has been an active one since this public school and teacher education reform initiative was first proposed (Holmes Group, 1986, 1990), to date it has generated only limited research (see Abd
Autor:
Elizabeth M. Vesilind, M. Gail Jones
Publikováno v:
Journal of Research in Science Teaching. 35:757-775
This case study describes what happened when two lead teachers in a statewide reform project tried to change science teaching in their schools. Instead of using traditional criteria for leadership, we view their work in the context of their schools'
Autor:
Elizabeth M. Vesilind, M. Gail Jones
Publikováno v:
Journal of Teacher Education. 47:375-385
Dans la majorite des ecoles primaires, les sciences sont enseignees sans enthousiasme, sans reelle preparation de la part des enseignants. Cet article decrit une tentative de reforme de l'enseignement des sciences menee dans deux ecoles primaires en
Autor:
Elizabeth M. Vesilind, M. Gail Jones
Publikováno v:
American Educational Research Journal. 33:91-117
This study investigated changes in the organization of preservice teachers’ knowledge about teaching. The research questions included: (a) How do student teachers’ concepts of effective teaching change through time? (b) What experiences and facto
Autor:
Elizabeth M. Vesilind, M. Gail Jones
Publikováno v:
Teaching and Teacher Education. 11:313-330
This study examines changes in middle school student teachers' knowledge structures and beliefs related to class management during the final semester of their teacher education program. Twenty-three preservice teachers drew concept maps and participa