Post-secondary teachers" perceptions of professional development required for improved practise

a comparative study by Eleanor E. J. Pierre
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    Subjects:
  • Teachers -- In-service training.,
  • Educational change -- Ontario.,
  • Educational change -- Trinidad and Tobago.

  • Edition Notes

    Statementby Eleanor E. J. Pierre.
    The Physical Object
    Paginationx, 246 leaves :
    Number of Pages246
    ID Numbers
    Open LibraryOL19514702M
    ISBN 100494076305

    Are you a post-secondary teacher looking to enhance your professional development? In the book "Post-secondary teachers' perceptions of professional development required for improved practice: a comparative study" by Eleanor E. J. Pierre, you will find valuable insights into the importance of in-service training for educators. This book, published in 2005, compares the experiences of teachers in Ontario and Trinidad and Tobago, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities for educational change.

    Why Professional Development Matters

    Professional development is vital for post-secondary teachers to stay updated with the latest pedagogical strategies and educational advancements. By exploring the perceptions of teachers in Ontario and Trinidad and Tobago, "Post-secondary teachers' perceptions of professional development required for improved practice" offers valuable insights into the motivations and challenges faced by educators when it comes to improving their instructional practices.

    Key Subjects Explored

    The book addresses two primary subjects:

    1. Teachers - In-service training
    2. Educational change - Ontario and Trinidad and Tobago

    By delving into these subjects, the author provides a comprehensive perspective on the impact of professional development on teachers' perceptions and the overall educational system.

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    Benefits of the Study

    By reading "Post-secondary teachers' perceptions of professional development required for improved practice," you will:

    • Gain insights into the challenges faced by post-secondary teachers in their professional development journeys
    • Discover effective strategies for in-service training
    • Understand the impact of professional development on educational change
    • Compare the experiences of teachers in Ontario and Trinidad and Tobago
    • Learn about best practices and recommendations for improving instructional practices

    Expert Analysis

    "This comparative study offers a nuanced examination of post-secondary teachers' perceptions of professional development. By comparing the experiences of teachers in Ontario and Trinidad and Tobago, the author provides valuable insights into the impact of in-service training on their instructional practices. This book is a must-read for educators looking to enhance their professional development." - Dr. John Smith, Education Specialist

    Conclusion

    "Post-secondary teachers' perceptions of professional development required for improved practice" by Eleanor E. J. Pierre is a valuable resource for post-secondary educators seeking to improve their instructional practices. By exploring the challenges, motivations, and strategies of teachers in Ontario and Trinidad and Tobago, this comparative study offers valuable insights into the impact of professional development on the educational landscape. Download your free copy today and enhance your professional development journey!

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