Teacher Doing Classroom Action Research - Thamrin, Mukrim
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Teachers doing research in Indonesia, particularly in Central Sulawesi Context, is a new phenomena. This movement has been initiated by government in 2000s for Junior secondary school teachers. To date, Indonesian government issues the regulation that promotes more teachers to engage with research, specifically Classroom Action Research (CAR). This book, based on the case study research in eastern part of Indonesia, provides insight on how senior secondary English teachers in Palu, Central Sulawesi Indonesia, benefited from doing CAR project pilot conducted by Education Office of Central…mehr

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Teachers doing research in Indonesia, particularly in Central Sulawesi Context, is a new phenomena. This movement has been initiated by government in 2000s for Junior secondary school teachers. To date, Indonesian government issues the regulation that promotes more teachers to engage with research, specifically Classroom Action Research (CAR). This book, based on the case study research in eastern part of Indonesia, provides insight on how senior secondary English teachers in Palu, Central Sulawesi Indonesia, benefited from doing CAR project pilot conducted by Education Office of Central Sulawesi. This book also discusses the challenges faced by teacher, support gained from colleagues and schools, and whether or not they continue to do more CAR projects after their first CAR; It provides teachers perception of how CAR as one professional development (PD) avenue should be implemented for the sake of more sustainable PD program. The implication of the study is discussed for all parties who concern facilitating teachers to engage in CAR for their professional growth.
Autorenporträt
He graduated his bachelor study from Tadulako University (Indonesia) and gained her M.Ed on Education, Training and Professional Development from Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand). His research interest are on teacher professional development, action research, and reflective teaching.