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Chapman, Sue; Mitchell, Mary – Learning Professional, 2019
Focused reflection is teacher directed professional learning that uses ongoing formative assessment aligned with research-based instructional practices and standards. It allows teachers to operate as researchers and hold themselves accountable for what they are teaching and what students are learning. This article provides a table that outlines…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Reflection, Planning, Mathematics Instruction
Riedler, Martina – International Journal of Progressive Education, 2016
In this self-reflective auto-ethnographic research, the author shares her experiences of introspection, change and professional growth as an art educator in an international context. Auto-ethnography is an approach to qualitative inquiry in which the researcher employs self-reflection to explore her personal experiences and connect these…
Descriptors: Art Education, Art Teachers, Ethnography, Teaching Methods
What's Important about the Past: American Fourth Graders' Interpretations of Historical Significance
Fertig, Gary; Rios-Alers, Jennifer; Seilbach, Kelly – Educational Action Research, 2005
In this article, a university researcher and two teacher researchers collaborated in a classroom study of how 26 American fourth graders (9-year-olds) used primary source photographs to evaluate the historical significance of events in their community's past. Interpreting the photographs as historical evidence, students generated ideas and…
Descriptors: Prior Learning, Primary Sources, Grade 4, Teacher Researchers