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Fuller, Brad Anthony – Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 2022
This paper interrogates Stacey's assertion that New South Wales (NSW) education policy is underpinned by a 'particular instance of neoliberalisation' which has significant 'direct and material impacts' on teachers. It examines the role Evidence-based Practice can play in the neoliberalist reform of education globally and analyses the Centre for…
Descriptors: Educational Policy, Evidence Based Practice, Neoliberalism, Educational Change
Gitlin, Andrew; Smyth, John – 1989
A systematic exploration of the nature of teacher evaluation is presented. After a critique of the widespread impositional (or "dominant") mode of teacher evaluation, two alternative forms of teacher evaluation, referred to as "educative," are proposed. These educative teacher evaluation approaches, "horizontal"…
Descriptors: Educational Philosophy, Educational Policy, Elementary Secondary Education, Evaluation Methods

Jones, A. W. – Journal of Educational Administration, 1973
The function and image of the Inspector must move in new directions, particularly in view of an increasing professionalism among teachers. His major function must become that of system's supervisor-coordinator, with both professional and public relations involved. (Author)
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Inspection, Public Schools, School Districts

Smyth, W. John – Educational Leadership, 1982
In Australia, outside inspectors no longer assess teachers for promotion and advancement, but public concern has stirred interest in new forms of teacher evaluation. More teachers now accept the desirability of being observed by fellow teachers. (Author/JM)
Descriptors: Classroom Observation Techniques, Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Development, Foreign Countries