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Meyer, Tom; Achinstein, Betty – 1998
This paper explores a model of professional development that theoretically extends to new teachers a bridge from inquiry-oriented preparation into the first years of teaching. Inquiry-oriented teacher education habituates novice teachers into professional habits of heart and mind that are difficult to sustain given the reigning modes of…
Descriptors: Beginning Teacher Induction, Beginning Teachers, Collegiality, Criticism

Meyer, Tom – American Secondary Education, 2002
Describes a novice teacher learning community (STEP+) formed though the multiyear collaboration among northern California teachers and two university researchers. (Contains 35 references.) (PKP)
Descriptors: Beginning Teacher Induction, Higher Education, Mentors, Secondary Education
Meyer, Tom – 2000
This qualitative case study identified how various conditions supported one voluntary novice teacher learning community called STEP+. Participants were all graduates of Stanford University's teacher education program (STEP), a fifth-year, combined master's and credential program. STEP+ teachers convened for as many as 5 years away from their…
Descriptors: Beginning Teacher Induction, Beginning Teachers, Collegiality, Elementary Secondary Education
Achinstein, Betty; Meyer, Tom – 1997
Nine San Francisco (California) second-year teachers who had conducted structured weekly meetings during their preservice program continue to meet monthly with two Stanford University researchers. At these meetings they discuss emerging values, philosophies, and pedagogical practice. The meetings involve formal check-in times for individuals to…
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Critical Thinking, Criticism, Discussion Groups