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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Hearing the teacher voice: teacher's views of their needs for professional development

De Geest, Els 07 March 2012 (has links) (PDF)
No description available.
2

Impact on Student Achievement of Teacher Participation in K-8 Mathematics Professional Development

Frauenholtz, Todd, Webb, Derek F. 13 April 2012 (has links) (PDF)
The purpose of this study is to determine the impact on student achievement of elementary school teachers who participated in professional development in the content area of mathematics. Teachers participated in professional development courses and have accumulated a range from three to eighteen total credits from the summers of 1998 through 2007. The impact is measured by student achievement data collected on standardized tests.
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Hearing the teacher voice: teacher''s views of their needs for professional development

De Geest, Els 07 March 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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Employability und WerkerInnen

Cordes, Antje 14 March 2013 (has links)
Diese qualitative Studie untersucht das Employabilitykonzept am Beispiel von Werkern eines deutschen Werkes eines deutschen Automobilherstellers. Ihre Wahrnehmung des Konzepts Employability und die Hintergründe dieser Wahrnehmung sind im Fokus. Einem triangulativen Ansatz folgend wird weiterhin die Perspektive betrieblicher Vertreter auf das Konzept Employability erhoben. Es werden zudem betriebliche Prozesse und Strukturen erhoben, die als bedeutsam für auf Employability bezogene Wahrnehmungen erachtet werden. Befunde: Employability und damit verbundene Forderungen nach der Selbststeuerung der Existenzsicherung auf dem Arbeitsmarkt – Aktivitäten des Lernens und der beruflichen Entwicklung betreffend – tangieren die Werker kaum. Betrieblicherseits ist die Entwicklung einer arbeitsmarktbezogenen – überbetrieblichen – Attraktivität der Werker ebenfalls nicht im Fokus, sondern vielmehr die Förderung der intern zu zeigenden Leistungsbereitschaft. Grundsätzlich nehmen Werker betrieblich-strukturell vermittelt die Erfordernis zur Selbststeuerung der Entwicklung tätigkeitsrelevanter Kompetenzen wahr – seitens der betrieblichen Vertreter wird diesbezüglich die Entwicklung eines neuen Selbstverständnisses gefordert. Derartige betriebliche Forderungen nach Selbststeuerung lehnen die Werker jedoch ab: Diese Selbststeuerung entspricht einerseits kaum ihrem arbeitsbezogenen Rollenverständnis, andererseits führen die Werker derartige Selbststeuerungserfordernisse auch auf die als unzureichend erlebten betrieblichen Unterstützungsstrukturen zurück, die sie als Ausdruck einer fehlenden betrieblichen Wertschätzung wahrnehmen. Zusammenfassend zeigt sich das Employabilitykonzept im Bereich der industriellen Produktion als nicht bedeutsam. / In this qualitative study the concept of employability is analysed. The study focuses upon blue-collar workers working in a German plant of a German car producer. The blue-collar workers’ perceptions of the concept of employability and reasons for this are analysed. Following a triangulative approach the perspective of their employer on the concept of employability is also studied. Moreover, structures and processes that are potentially relevant for the blue-collar workers’ perceptions of the concept of employability are analysed. Results: The concept of employability and related requirements such as taking care for surviving in the labor market by self-directing learning and career development are relatively unimportant for blue-collar workers. Also the company is not interested in any form of personal development in terms of improving their skill base to make them employable. It solely focusses upon the willingness of the blue-collar workers to complete the tasks assigned to them. The blue-collar workers realise that in order to fulfill the job requirements self-direction in the development of job-related competences is needed. Regarding self-direction the employer wants to have a new culture. Generally, the demands of the company regarding self-direction aren’t valued by the blue-collar workers. On the one hand self-direction doesn''t fit to the blue-collar workers'' expectations of or attitudes towards work. On the other hand it is perceived as the negative result of non-supportive work structures. Because of these non-supportive work structures the blue-collar workers do not feel valued by the company. In summary the concept of employability has no relevance on the shop floor.
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A case study of a teacher professional development programme for rural teachers

Khuzwayo, Herbert, Bansilal, S., James, Angela, Webb, Lyn, Goba, Busisiwe 16 March 2012 (has links) (PDF)
No description available.
6

An Investigation into the design of Advanced Certificates in Education on Mathematical Literacy teachers in KwaZuluNatal

Webb, Lyn, Bansilal, Sarah, James, Angela, Khuzwayo, Herbert, Goba, Busisiwe 20 March 2012 (has links) (PDF)
No description available.
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Impact on Student Achievement of Teacher Participation in K-8 Mathematics Professional Development

Frauenholtz, Todd, Webb, Derek F. 13 April 2012 (has links)
The purpose of this study is to determine the impact on student achievement of elementary school teachers who participated in professional development in the content area of mathematics. Teachers participated in professional development courses and have accumulated a range from three to eighteen total credits from the summers of 1998 through 2007. The impact is measured by student achievement data collected on standardized tests.
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An Investigation into the design of Advanced Certificates in Education on Mathematical Literacy teachers in KwaZuluNatal

Webb, Lyn, Bansilal, Sarah, James, Angela, Khuzwayo, Herbert, Goba, Busisiwe 20 March 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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A case study of a teacher professional development programme for rural teachers

Khuzwayo, Herbert, Bansilal, S., James, Angela, Webb, Lyn, Goba, Busisiwe 16 March 2012 (has links)
No description available.

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