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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Induction Year"”.
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From Surviving to Thriving: Exploring Alternatively Certified Teachers' Perceptions of First-Year Support From School-Level Personnel
… multiple perspectives regarding the first-year experiences of alternatively certified teachers, a series of in-depth, qualitative interviews was conducted with five teachers from South Carolina's Program of Alternative Certification for Educators. Data provided insight into alternatively …
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A Study of Teacher Induction in High Schools of an Urban School District in Georgia
<p>Induction is a process that provides novice instructors with support needed to be successful in the classroom. Research shows that teachers receive three main types of support during the induction phase: mentor/collegial support, administrative support and instructional support (Howe, 2006; …
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The Management of Pupils' Disruptive and Challenging Behaviour: facilitating Newly Qualified Teacher thinking through Personal Construct Psychology
… the progress of four NQTs throughout their induction year in a mainstream secondary school. Findings from phase one reveal a variety of course content across institutions with NQTs reporting a considerable 'mismatch' between what they learnt in training and what they discover is required in …
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Does My Job Love Me? - A Story of Transforming While Investigating Newly Qualified Teachers’ Knowledge of and Practices in Early Reading.
For nearly 50 years, a vast amount of evidence shows that a Phonological Awareness (PA) deficit is a primary risk factor for reading difficulties (Wagner and Torgesen, 1978 and Kilpatrick, 2012, 2016, 2019). The initial aim of my research in early 2019 was to investigate, over a period of a year, …
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Early Years Professional status: a new professional or a missed opportunity
… of service delivery prevailed. In the early years specifically, research findings have supported the growing recognition internationally about the importance of good quality Early Childhood Education and Care, both economically and for later life achievements. In England, the former Labour …