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The Perceptions of Professors and Practitioners Concerning the Practices Which Define the RPTIM Model for Staff Development. Occasional Paper No. 15.
Wood, Fred H.; And Others – 1985
A model for staff development called "Staff Development/Organizational Development" (Wood/Thompson/Russell, 1981) describes a process for designing inservice that is systematic and comprehensive. The model was developed through an analysis and synthesis of the literature and research related to staff development. This paper briefly describes the…
Descriptors: Delivery Systems, Inservice Education, Models, Needs Assessment
The Training of Staff Development Facilitators for the School Improvement Project.
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Wood, Fred H. – Journal of Staff Development, 1982
A model program, developed by the Institute for the Development of Educational Activities (/I/D/E/A), to prepare staff development specialists for school improvement projects is described. In this model, trainees experience the staff development processes they will be implementing in schools during their training.
Descriptors: Educational Improvement, Elementary Secondary Education, Inservice Education, Institutes (Training Programs)
A National Assessment of Valued and Neglected Staff Development Practices.
Wood, Fred H.; And Others – 1983
A recent model for the design of staff development programs for educators includes 5 stages--readiness, planning, training, implementation, and maintenance--each of which is defined by a set of 4 to 11 practices. To test this model and the relative merits of its 38 practices and its underlying assumptions, a national questionnaire survey of over…
Descriptors: Educational Practices, Educational Principles, Inservice Education, Maintenance
Practitioners and Professors Agree on Effective Staff Development Practices.
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Wood, Fred H.; And Others – Educational Leadership, 1982
A 1981 national survey revealed that members of both the Council of Professors of Instructional Supervision and the National Staff Development Council strongly supported the Readiness, Planning, Training, Implementation, and Maintenance (RPTIM) Model for designing inservice programs for professional educators. Support was also high for the…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Development, Inservice Teacher Education, Models