Professional development through action research in educational settings : / Hanlon,Christine O'
Material type: TextPublication details: The Falmer Press London 1996Description: 213 pISBN:- 9780750705080
- 370.78 H1951
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1. Part 1: national contexts in action research
2. Reflecting where the action is: the design of the ford teaching project
3. Repositioning the teacher in US schools and society: feminist readings to action research
4. Context, critique and changes: doing action research in
5. Changing the culture of teaching and learning: implications for action research
6. Part 2: action research and the development of contexts
7. Is there a difference between action research and quality development? Within or beyond the constraints?
8. Seeing-off cuts: researching a professional and parents campaign to save inclusive education in a London borough
9. Redefining, reconstructing and reflecting on the group process
10. The never ending story: reflection and development
11. Part 3: action research and individual learning
12. Can action research give coherence to school-based learning experience of students
13. Discussion of a pilot project to focus the thinking of B.Ed.(Primary) students
14. Children’s perspective on underachievement
15. Emotional experiences in learning and teaching in a distance
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