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Practitioner research : teachers' investigations in classroom teaching / Myint Swe Khine and Issa M. Saleh, editors.
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Education in a competitive and globalizing world series.
- Education in a competitive and globalizing world
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Action research in education.
- Action research in education--Case studies.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (227 p.)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2011.
- Language Note:
- English
- Summary:
- This text identifies pertinent issues related to practitioner research and describes recent attempts in theorizing teacher research, outlining research agenda, promoting the culture of teacher-led research, building capacity, developing models and examining current thinking about practitioner research.
- Contents:
- Intro
- PRACTITIONER RESEARCH: TEACHERS' INVESTIGATIONS IN CLASSROOM TEACHING
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- Chapter 1 MAPPING THE CREATIVE JOURNEYING IN PRACTITIONER RESEARCH
- Abstract
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Recounting the Journey
- Working with Children as Researchers
- 3. Researching Children's Experiences
- Accessing Children's Experiences
- Interpreting Children's Experience
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 2 RESEARCHING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE: INVESTIGATING TEACHING AND LEARNING THROUGH STUDENTS' EYES
- Introduction
- Teachers as Researchers
- Consulting Young People
- The Challenges and Dilemmas of Consulting Students - A Concern with Ethics
- The Coalition of Knowledge Building Schools as a Professional Learning Network:
- Three Case Studies
- Case 1 - Harvesting Student Voice at Purblick Boys High School
- Case 2 Learning with Computers in Schools and at Home
- Case 3 - Learning in the Museum
- Chapter 3 EVOLVING NEW METHODOLOGIES IN PRACTITIONER RESEARCH: THE CASE OF VISUAL METHODS
- Action Research as an Evolving Methodology
- A Broader View of Actions, Evidence, Evaluations and Action-Strategies
- Knowledge in and from Action Research
- Two Visual Studies of Working Lives. (Morwenna Griffiths)
- A Visual Study of Teachers Carrying out Action Research (Zoè Williamson)
- Linking The Examples with the Theory
- Chapter 4 PRACTITIONER RESEARCH AND IN-SERVICE UNIVERSITY COURSES: THEORETICAL CONCEPTS AND EVALUATION
- 1. In-Service University Courses - Theoretical Background
- 1.1. Social Background
- 1.2. Innovation Theory Background
- 1.3. Methodological Background.
- 2. Characteristic Design Features of the Pedagogy and Subject Instruction (PFL) and Professionalisation in the Teaching Profession (Profil) Programmes
- 2.1. General Characteristics
- 2.2. Organisational and Formal Characteristics
- 3. Inquiry Learning as Core Methodology
- 4 Course Evaluation and Concomitant Research
- 4.1. Conclusive Summary of Evaluation and Concomitant Research Findings
- 5. Some Challenges
- Chapter 5 VIDEO AS A VISUAL METHOD WITHIN PRACTITIONER RESEARCH
- The Differing Modalities of Video Usage
- Extraction
- Reflection
- Participation
- Articulation
- Projection and Provocation
- Supporting a Group of Pupils Articulate their Experience of School Exclusion: The 'Seen but not Heard' Project
- 'Triggering' Discussion between Differing Groups of Practitioner Researchers
- Summary
- Chapter 6 THE EVOLUTION OF ONE TEACHER'S INTERVENTIONS WITH STUDENTS WORKING IN GROUPS
- Background
- Methods
- Sample
- Data-Gathering Methods
- Data-Analysis
- Development of Communication Framework
- Changes in Student Communication
- Product Help Versus Process Help
- Development of Interventions
- Chapter 7 TEACHING STRATEGIES FOR USING SIMULATIONS IN THE CLASSROOM: A DESCRIPTIVE CASE STUDY
- The lesson
- The Computer Simulation
- Whole Class Discussion
- The Communicative Approach Perspective
- Model Based Co-construction
- Theoretical Framework for the Analysis of Lesson
- Two Lenses
- Objectives of the Case Study
- Methodology
- Lesson Analysis
- Lesson Strategies and Teacher Moves Defined
- Initial Student Model at the Start of this Lesson
- Overview of the Lesson Strategies
- Strategy 1: Anchoring Observation.
- Description: Present a Macroscopic Anchoring Observation Case and Ask Students to Use their Model to Explain It Diagram: Macro (M) ( Written Prompt( Student Model
- Description of Teacher Moves
- Activating: Linking to Prior Knowledge and Experience
- Theoretical Perspective
- T-Scoring: Evaluate Student Models Using a Teacher Generated Rubric
- Strategy 2: Overlay Simulation
- Description: Use Overlay Simulation to Scaffold Dynamic and Visual Modifications of Student Models Diagram: M (Overlay)( Simulation( Student Model
- Orienting: Asking and Telling Students What the Simulation Means
- Focusing: Directing Attention on the Simulation
- Strategy 3: Extreme Case
- Description: Using the Student Model to Prompt Modification of the Simulation to Represent Extreme Cases Diagram: M (Overlay)( Student Model ( Simulation
- Linking: Making Connections between Macroscopic Phenomena and Microscopic Explanations
- Targeting: Focusing on a Simulation Component to Address a
- Misconception
- Wrapping: Scaffolding Student Composition of a Take Home Message
- Extending: Discussing Applications of the Model Beyond the Simulation
- Student Question Linking Model to General Model of States of Matter
- Student Question Exposing a Limitation of the Simulation
- Student Question Extending Model to Smells in Everyday Life
- Student Question about a Thought Experiment,
- Strategy 4: Phase Diagram
- Description: Ask Students to Overlay their Microscopic Model on a Macroscopic Phase Diagram. Diagram: M (Overlay)( Drawing Prompt ( Student Model
- Description of Teacher Moves.
- S- Scoring: Evaluating Student Models Using A Student Generated Rubric
- Projecting: Making Student Work Visible for Discussion
- /
- Lesson Strategies
- Discussion moves
- Implications:
- Authors Note
- Chapter 8 URBAN TEACHERS SPEAK OUT ON THEIR CHANGING VIEWS OF DIVERSITY: USING PORTFOLIOS AND CASE STUDIES AS BEST PRACTICES TO CAPTURE COMPLEX ECOLOGIES IN THE CLASSROOM
- Portfolios as Best Practice
- What is a Portfolio and what are its Purposes?
- Reflections as the Voice of Portfolios
- Research Design: Portfolios as Action Research Leading To Social Change
- Textbooks and Assignment Descriptions:
- Course Goals: Supporting Advanced Study of Equity, Diversity and Access to the Core Curriculum
- Program Elements for Standard 6: Advanced Study of Supporting Equity, Diversity, and Access to the Core Curriculum
- Findings and Discussion
- Changes in Perceptions
- Student Reflections on Changes in Perceptions
- Lessons Learned
- Student Reflections on Lessons Learned
- The Greatest Impact of the Course
- Student Reflections on the Greatest Impact of the Course
- Summary and Conclusion: Relevancy of Course to Pre K-12 Urban Settings
- Appendix A Textbooks Used in Course for Main Text and Book Clubs
- Required Texts:
- And One of the Following for Your Collaborative Book Club:
- Appendix B Assignment Descriptions
- 1. Personal History Narratives (45 points)
- 2. Book Club/Book Talk, Report and Display Presentation (30 Points for Report and Display
- 10 Points for Book Talk):
- 3. Ethnographic Cross-Cultural Community Inquiry (50 Points).
- 4. Outcome Assessment (25 Points)
- Appendix C Student Learning Outcomes for Portfolio
- Student Learning Outcomes for Portfolio (Continued)
- References.
- Chapter 9 EDUCATING THE REFLECTIVE PRACTITIONER OR JUST TRAINING FOR FIELD TESTING RESEARCH?
- Teachers-Researchers' Pedagogical Interventions
- The Origin of the Interventions
- Theoretical Basis for the Interventions
- Strengths and Weaknesses of the Interventions
- Teachers' Research
- Research Questions
- Explicit Research Strengths
- Explicit Research Weaknesses
- Analysis
- Practitioners' Reflections as Seen in their Research Reports
- Reflections from and About Practice
- Reflections from and about Research
- Chapter 10 THE WEB AS A DRIVING FORCE FOR RESEARCH INTO TEACHING PRACTICE IN UNIVERSITY TEACHING
- Delimitation of the Problem
- An Experience of Training and Professional Development with Regards to the European Higher Education Area
- Aims of the Experience: Our Universe of Concerns
- Description of the Experience
- Workshops
- Theory
- Activities to Monitor and Assess the Experience
- The Webpage
- Final Considerations
- INDEX.
- Notes:
- Description based upon print version of record.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 1-61122-425-X
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