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Farhat, Amal – Education, 2016
Studies have shown that clinical supervisory practices result in implementation of new skills in teachers' classroom performance. This study examines the impact of two clinical supervisory cycles on teachers' performance in classroom management. Multiple data collection tools were used to determine the impact of clinical supervisory interventions…
Descriptors: Clinical Supervision (of Teachers), Professional Development, Classroom Techniques, Mixed Methods Research
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Rottier, Jerry – Education, 1983
An alternative inservice concept presented attempts to individualize inservice for teachers. The basic idea is one of offering a large number of possibilities for personal-professional development to the teachers. A brief description of the risk involved and the possibility of inservice growth on the part of teachers is included. (Author/TLJ)
Descriptors: Individualized Instruction, Inservice Teacher Education, Nontraditional Education, Professional Development
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Singh, Ram – Education, 1984
Peer evaluation has great potential as a method of improving classroom instruction and enhancing the self-esteem and professional growth of teachers. The peer evaluation format would be more formative than summative and might include team teaching, videotaping, and reflective teaching--a carefully structured method of peer teaching. (JHZ)
Descriptors: Evaluation Methods, Formative Evaluation, Instructional Improvement, Peer Evaluation
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Russell, Donald W. – Education, 1984
The teacher of gifted students (G/T teacher) can use Invitational Theory to improve relations with regular classroom teachers. Through introspection, planned strategies, and practice, the G/T teacher can develop qualities and characteristics to promote a congenial professional atmosphere. (MM)
Descriptors: Educational Strategies, Gifted, Human Relations, Interpersonal Relationship
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Farnsworth, Briant J. – Education, 1981
Elementary principals (48) and elementary teachers (57) prioritized 24 possible professional growth methods. Supporting previous research, first priority item was "workshops at schools." Other highly rated methods were observation of other teachers, classroom demonstrations, participation in curriculum development, and personal analysis of…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Elementary Education, Faculty Development, Inservice Teacher Education