Teachers Leading Educational Reform
The Power of Professional Learning Communities
Herausgeber: Harris, Alma; Huffman, Jane B; Jones, Michelle
Teachers Leading Educational Reform
The Power of Professional Learning Communities
Herausgeber: Harris, Alma; Huffman, Jane B; Jones, Michelle
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The book explores the ways in which teachers across the world are currently working together in professional learning communities (PLCs) to generate meaningful change and innovation in order to transform pedagogy and practice. It argues that through collective action and collaborative agency, teachers are leading educational reform.
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The book explores the ways in which teachers across the world are currently working together in professional learning communities (PLCs) to generate meaningful change and innovation in order to transform pedagogy and practice. It argues that through collective action and collaborative agency, teachers are leading educational reform.
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9781138641068
- ISBN-10: 1138641065
- Artikelnr.: 48225509
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9781138641068
- ISBN-10: 1138641065
- Artikelnr.: 48225509
Alma Harris is Professor of Educational Leadership at the University of Malaya, Malaysia. Michelle Jones is Assistant Professor of Education at the University of Bath, UK. Jane B. Huffman is Emeritus Professor of Educational Leadership at the University of North Texas, USA.
Introduction SECTION 1 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND
ACROSS SYSTEMS 1. Taking the lead: Teachers leading educational reform
through Collaborative Enquiry in Scotland 2. Teachers Leading Reform
Through Inquiry Learning Networks: A View from British Columbia 3. Teacher
leadership within and across professional learning communities in England
4. Teacher-Led Professional Collaboration and Systemic Capacity Building:
Developing Communities of Professional Learners in Ontario 5. Teacher
Leaders in Professional Learning Communities in Singapore: Challenges and
Opportunities SECTION 2 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND
ACROSS DISTRICTS AND SCHOOLS 6. Teachers at the Forefront: A Comprehensive,
Systematic Process for Creating and Sustaining a District-Wide Culture of
Learning 7. From PLC Implementation to PLC Sustainability: The Pivotal Role
of District Support 8. District Efforts to Support the Professional
Learning Community Framework in Schools: Transformation of Learning 9.
Creating a network for teacher-led reform and pedagogical innovation in
Taiwan SECTION 3 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND ACROSS
SCHOOLS 10. Developing adaptive expertise through professional learning
communities in New Zealand 11. Professional Learning Communities in Chinese
Senior Secondary Schools 12. Decentralisation, localism and the role of
Professional Learning Communities in supporting school collaborations in
Wales Conclusion
ACROSS SYSTEMS 1. Taking the lead: Teachers leading educational reform
through Collaborative Enquiry in Scotland 2. Teachers Leading Reform
Through Inquiry Learning Networks: A View from British Columbia 3. Teacher
leadership within and across professional learning communities in England
4. Teacher-Led Professional Collaboration and Systemic Capacity Building:
Developing Communities of Professional Learners in Ontario 5. Teacher
Leaders in Professional Learning Communities in Singapore: Challenges and
Opportunities SECTION 2 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND
ACROSS DISTRICTS AND SCHOOLS 6. Teachers at the Forefront: A Comprehensive,
Systematic Process for Creating and Sustaining a District-Wide Culture of
Learning 7. From PLC Implementation to PLC Sustainability: The Pivotal Role
of District Support 8. District Efforts to Support the Professional
Learning Community Framework in Schools: Transformation of Learning 9.
Creating a network for teacher-led reform and pedagogical innovation in
Taiwan SECTION 3 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND ACROSS
SCHOOLS 10. Developing adaptive expertise through professional learning
communities in New Zealand 11. Professional Learning Communities in Chinese
Senior Secondary Schools 12. Decentralisation, localism and the role of
Professional Learning Communities in supporting school collaborations in
Wales Conclusion
Introduction SECTION 1 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND
ACROSS SYSTEMS 1. Taking the lead: Teachers leading educational reform
through Collaborative Enquiry in Scotland 2. Teachers Leading Reform
Through Inquiry Learning Networks: A View from British Columbia 3. Teacher
leadership within and across professional learning communities in England
4. Teacher-Led Professional Collaboration and Systemic Capacity Building:
Developing Communities of Professional Learners in Ontario 5. Teacher
Leaders in Professional Learning Communities in Singapore: Challenges and
Opportunities SECTION 2 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND
ACROSS DISTRICTS AND SCHOOLS 6. Teachers at the Forefront: A Comprehensive,
Systematic Process for Creating and Sustaining a District-Wide Culture of
Learning 7. From PLC Implementation to PLC Sustainability: The Pivotal Role
of District Support 8. District Efforts to Support the Professional
Learning Community Framework in Schools: Transformation of Learning 9.
Creating a network for teacher-led reform and pedagogical innovation in
Taiwan SECTION 3 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND ACROSS
SCHOOLS 10. Developing adaptive expertise through professional learning
communities in New Zealand 11. Professional Learning Communities in Chinese
Senior Secondary Schools 12. Decentralisation, localism and the role of
Professional Learning Communities in supporting school collaborations in
Wales Conclusion
ACROSS SYSTEMS 1. Taking the lead: Teachers leading educational reform
through Collaborative Enquiry in Scotland 2. Teachers Leading Reform
Through Inquiry Learning Networks: A View from British Columbia 3. Teacher
leadership within and across professional learning communities in England
4. Teacher-Led Professional Collaboration and Systemic Capacity Building:
Developing Communities of Professional Learners in Ontario 5. Teacher
Leaders in Professional Learning Communities in Singapore: Challenges and
Opportunities SECTION 2 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND
ACROSS DISTRICTS AND SCHOOLS 6. Teachers at the Forefront: A Comprehensive,
Systematic Process for Creating and Sustaining a District-Wide Culture of
Learning 7. From PLC Implementation to PLC Sustainability: The Pivotal Role
of District Support 8. District Efforts to Support the Professional
Learning Community Framework in Schools: Transformation of Learning 9.
Creating a network for teacher-led reform and pedagogical innovation in
Taiwan SECTION 3 - TEACHERS LEADING EDUCATIONAL REFORM WITHIN AND ACROSS
SCHOOLS 10. Developing adaptive expertise through professional learning
communities in New Zealand 11. Professional Learning Communities in Chinese
Senior Secondary Schools 12. Decentralisation, localism and the role of
Professional Learning Communities in supporting school collaborations in
Wales Conclusion