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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"teaching assignment"”.
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A Quantitative Analysis of General Education Teachers Perceptions of Their Knowledge of Special Education Law Processes and Procedures.
… Degree, Advanced Degree), current grade level teaching assignment (K-8, High School), years of experience (0-4, 5-9, 10-14, 15+), and current subject teaching assignment (Academic, Nonacademic).</p><p>Results show that across the 3 areas regardless of demographics only 1 of the 15 research …
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A survey study of Chinese kindergarten teacher concerns
… of the following teacher characteristics: (a) teaching experience, (b) certification, (c) educational background, (d) inservice training, and (e) teaching assignment.
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Partnering in Practice: A Look at Collaborative Student Teaching
… teachers as they partnered during their student teaching assignment. The relationship which developed between the pair was critical to the success of their experience and allowed them to enjoy several benefits of paired student teaching as well as overcome potential stumbling blocks. The …
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An Assessment of the Perceived Inservice Needs of K-12 Teachers of the Lake Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
… further divided by years of experience and teaching assignment.</p> <p>Results</p> <p>Responses indicated similar perceived inservice needs, such as integrating the religious concepts into the curriculum, making it applicable to everyday life, motivating and instilling in the student the …
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An analysis of the stress, strain and coping levels of public school teachers of seriously emotionally disturbed students
… strain and coping and teacher experience and teaching assignment variables. The sample consisted of five hundred teachers of seriously emotionally disturbed students in the southeast region of the United States. The usable return rate was 62% with N = 295. Respondents completed a demographic …
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Attitudes of Junior High Teachers Towards Teaching Students with Learning Disabilities in Inclusive Classes in Public Schools in New Providence, Bahamas
… Bahamas, to determine their attitudes toward teaching students with learning disabilities in general education classes; to investigate the type of instructional methodology used in general classes and to determine if instructional delivery is modified to assist students with learning …
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NEW TEXAS ELEMENTARY TEACHERS' PERSPECTIVE OF NEEDED SUPPORTS FOR CAREER RETENTION: A QUALITATIVE STUDY
… they need during the first five years of their teaching experiences to influence their decision to remain both at their current teaching assignment and in the profession. The literature detailed specific elements of leadership within the realm of support that lends to teacher retention. A …
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The Distribution of National Board Certified Teachers in Virginia
… compensation to these educators regardless of teaching assignment. Most localities provide additional incentives to recruit and retain NBCTs, again, not targeted or structured in any way. Given the impact of high quality teachers on student learning and the well-documented disparities in access …
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Persistence and Commitment to Teaching: The Stories of Three Suburban and Three Urban Teachers
… platform to discuss the dissatisfaction of their teaching assignment and they spoke candidly about what changes to their current conditions would influence their exit from the school system. This qualitative study revealed that urban teachers develop a personal affinity for the community of …
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Hindsight in 2021: Memories of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the First Year of Teaching
… teachers who have spent the entirety of their teaching careers in this school district. Common themes include challenges with time management, work-life balance, reporting, differentiation, classroom management and teaching assignment. For a significant number of participants in this study, …
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Forces Affecting Beginning Teacher/Mentor Relationships in a Large Suburban School System
… Department of Education (National Commission on Teaching and America's Future, 1996), U.S. public schools will hire an estimated two million teachers within the decade. The experience of the beginning teacher is a stressful one with more than 40% of new teachers choosing to leave the profession …
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Identifying Predictors of New Teacher Retention
… occurs in the first five years of beginning a teaching career, retaining new teachers is critical to the effective use of shrinking education budgets and bringing about instructional stability, particularly in high-poverty and high-minority schools and districts. The study utilized …
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Development and test of a conceptual model of teacher job satisfaction
… for general educators. An increase in teaching experience was associated with a decrease in both desire for professional development incentives and job satisfaction. In addition, the descriptive results indicated that very few respondents were currently receiving any type of career …
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The Relationship of Teachers' Self-efficacy and Contexts of Teaching
… achievement; however, the role of the context of teaching is not well understood with relationship to teacher efficacy. The purpose of this study was to determine if there were significant relationships among contexts of teaching and teacher efficacy. Specifically, this study explored three …
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The Implications of Virginia Licensure Regulations on Teacher Retention in Lighthouse City Public Schools
… by race, gender, age, grade level of teaching assignment or licensure preparation program which groups or sub-groups of people are more likely or less likely to leave a school system? 3) Does the licensure preparation program influence retention? 4) Were the Virginia licensure …
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A Critical Analysis of Rural Teachers' Usage of Online Communities
… connecting with other teachers with their same assignments or needs due to their professional setting. As Internet availability increases and online communities proliferate, teachers have more opportunity than ever to seek personal and professional support in virtual relationships when …
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Perceived Barriers to the National Board For Professional Teaching Standards Certification.
… establishing the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. Although 16,038 educators in 45 states and the District of Columbia have obtained National Board Certification, there are over 1,200 teachers in the East Tennessee counties of Cocke and Sevier who are eligible for National Board …
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The diffusion of innovative technologies among elementary and middle School teachers: Examining the relationship between access to social capital and level of technology adoption
… consistent across subgroups based on gender, teaching assignment (academic or elective), and grade level (elementary or middle school). A strong, positive correlation was found between the study variables at all study sites and included nearly all the innovative technologies. An investigation …
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The status of drama in education in an Ontario school board
… classroom. Teacher characteristics of gender, teaching assignment, years experience, and courses taken in drama were also analyzed as potential determinants of teacher attitudes towards drama in education. Results of the study confirmed apparent discrepancy between teacher perceptions of the …
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A Study of K-12 Teachers in Small School Districts : Their Levels of Stress, the Source of Stress, and the Effect of Initiating Coping Strategies
… than married or single teachers. (4) A teacher's teaching assignment was related to the risk of burnout: Elementary teachers were less likely to experience burnout than were high-school teachers, and junior-high/middle-school teachers were more likely to experience burnout than either of the other …
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