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Arani, Mohammad Reza Sarkar; Matoba, Masami – Online Submission, 2006
In this paper we examine challenges of Japanese teachers' professional development which points to the essential change in in-service teacher training programs. Emphasis is placed here on an integrated model for professional development that should be deliberately designed to assist teacher training to construct an understanding of the spirit of…
Descriptors: Professional Development, National Curriculum, Educational Change, Inservice Teacher Education
Arani, Mohammad Reza Sarkar; Shibata, Yoshiaki; Matoba, Masami – Online Submission, 2007
This paper first clarifies the role of "jugyou kenkyuu" for creating an effective environment in schools for teachers to learn from each other and for developing more learning-centered education that focuses on the real needs of students. Secondly, it examines various practical strategies used by both professors and teachers through…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, College School Cooperation, Educational Change, Educational Environment
Arani, Mohammad Reza Sarkar – Online Submission, 2006
I clarify in this chapter what Iran can learn from Japan's experience of jugyou kenkyuu(lesson study) model, and what we can apply to the Iranian educational context. The chapter also discusses the process, progress and challenges of incorporating jugyou kenkyuu into Iranian teacher training. I examine how Iranian teachers and school…
Descriptors: Teacher Education, Teacher Collaboration, Lesson Plans, Reflective Teaching
Arani, Mohammad Reza Sarkar – 2000
Many school-based inservice teacher training programs are available to Japanese teachers, including observing classes in other schools, inviting parents to observe and provide feedback, and conducting collaborative research on the teaching-learning process (Jugyou Kenkyu). This article highlights Jugyou Kenkyu, which is based on three steps…
Descriptors: Action Research, Cooperative Planning, Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Development
Arani, Mohammad Reza Sarkar – 2001
This paper uses the case study method to describe the characteristics of Japanese school-based inservice teacher training programs, which are designed to help teachers improve their competence and the quality of their teaching activities. Data come from observations of and interviews with teachers in classrooms within 10 public elementary schools.…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Development, Foreign Countries, Higher Education