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Forces That Shape Coaches' Classroom Access
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Evthokia Stephanie Saclarides; Jen Munson – Learning Professional, 2024
For coaches, access to classrooms isn't straightforward and is far from guaranteed. Access is a prerequisite for coaching, yet there are many barriers beyond a coach's control, making their job difficult to impossible. In this article, the authors detail how five administrative and structural forces shaped coaches' access to teachers' classrooms.…
Descriptors: Tutor Training, Tutors, Tutoring, Tutorial Programs
Screencast-Delivered Professional Development Targeting Teachers' Self-Efficacy and Beginning-of-the-Year Classroom Management Practices
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Garwood, Justin D.; Harris, Alene H. – Australasian Journal of Special and Inclusive Education, 2020
Classroom management remains one of the greatest challenges for teachers. In this study, with 52 general and special education teachers, we examined the effectiveness of a screencast-delivered professional development program focused on classroom management practices in the first 3 days of school. Results suggest that after participating in the…
Descriptors: Tutorial Programs, Computer Mediated Communication, Electronic Learning, Faculty Development
Bella Here and There: Forming and Re-Forming Identities across School Contexts
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Jaeger, Elizabeth L. – Reading & Writing Quarterly, 2018
The study described here is a case analysis of an emergent bilingual and her English literacy development. Mobilizing identity theory, the study explores ways in which the young girl's language and literacy identities played out across the large group, small group, and tutorial settings for instruction. The study took place over one school year.…
Descriptors: Context Effect, Case Studies, Bilingual Students, English (Second Language)
Classroom Instruction: The Influences of Marie Clay
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McNaughton, Stuart – Reading Teacher, 2014
Marie Clay's body of work has influenced classroom instruction in direct and indirect ways, through large overarching themes in our pedagogical content knowledge as well as specific smart practices. This paper focuses on her the contributions to our thinking about instruction which come from two broad theoretical concepts; emergent literacy…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Pedagogical Content Knowledge, Change Agents, Educational Practices
Cash for Comment: Participation Money as a Mechanism for Measurement, Reward, and Formative Feedback in Active Class Participation
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Chylinski, Mathew – Journal of Marketing Education, 2010
An unconditioned stimulus in the form of "participation money" serves to keep track of students' comments during class discussions and extrinsically to reinforce their class participation behaviors. Using a longitudinal experiment to investigate the effect of the participation money stimulus on several education outcomes, the author finds that the…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Academic Achievement, Student Participation, Learner Engagement
Promoting Liberal Learning in a Capstone Accounting Course
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Ahlawat, Sunita; Miller, Gerald; Shahid, Abdus – American Journal of Business Education, 2012
This paper describes our efforts to integrate liberal learning principles in a capstone course within the overwhelmingly career-focused discipline of accountancy. Our approach was based on the belief that business and liberal learning courses are complementary, rather than competitive, elements of a well-rounded education. The ability to deal with…
Descriptors: Accounting, Integrated Activities, General Education, Interdisciplinary Approach