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Dohlsten, John; Rönnerman, Karin; Lindgren, Eva-Carin – Education Inquiry, 2022
In this paper, we investigate how elite coaches reflect on their practice and interact with each other, as part of their informal professional development. We use observations of 14 coach meetings, over a period of two years, where coaches came together to share their experiences of coaching elite athletics, and to discuss ways for continuous…
Descriptors: Athletics, Athletic Coaches, Professional Development, Sense of Community
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Rönnerman, Karin; Kemmis, Stephen – Education Inquiry, 2016
This article reports on the experiences of 104 doctoral candidates who participated in six offerings (2008-2015) of an intensive 5-day course for doctoral candidates associated with the research programme of an international research network. The purpose of the article is to demonstrate how higher education practices, like those of this course,…
Descriptors: Doctoral Programs, Graduate Students, Course Descriptions, Student Research
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Grootenboer, Peter; Edwards-Groves, Christine; Rönnerman, Karin – Professional Development in Education, 2015
Leadership has long been acknowledged as a significant dimension in effective school functioning and, indeed, school leaders can play a substantial role in professional development of staff. Here we have centred on the "practices of leading" as opposed to the qualities or characteristics of leaders, and this is emphasised by our use of…
Descriptors: Instructional Leadership, Teacher Leadership, Teacher Responsibility, Teacher Attitudes
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Hardy, Ian; Salo, Petri; Rönnerman, Karin – Educational Action Research, 2015
This paper draws upon empirical research to provide insights into current teacher learning practices under broader neoliberal conditions, and how the latter might be resisted. The paper contrasts neoliberal approaches to teachers' learning with the Nordic tradition of educational action research and "Bildung" as alternative resources to…
Descriptors: Action Research, Educational Philosophy, Neoliberalism, Learning Processes