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Odden, Eleanor – Journal of Staff Development, 1985
This article reviews recent research on successful evaluation, highlights differences between supervision and evaluation, and discusses alternative philosophies regarding supervision, teaching, and change. Suggestions are presented for staff developers to use in helping a school district to clarify what it believes and to select programs congruent…
Descriptors: Educational Philosophy, Program Development, Staff Development, Teacher Evaluation
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Wood, Fred H.; Kleine, Paul F. – Journal of Staff Development, 1988
Research on staff development in rural and non-rural settings provides guidelines for effective practice. Research on rural staff development, however, must be increased and become more systematic and focused. (JD)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Program Improvement, Research Needs, Rural Schools
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Corwin, Rebecca Brown – Journal of Staff Development, 1983
Probably, no one "best" model for training teachers in computer literacy will emerge; consequently, staff developers should be familiar with various approaches and apply what they already know about effective staff development to this area. Questions are raised about program objectives, reallocation of resources, training methods, and long-term…
Descriptors: Computer Literacy, Elementary Secondary Education, Inservice Teacher Education, Long Range Planning
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Ackland, Robert – Journal of Staff Development, 1991
Explores the origins, characteristics, and objectives of peer coaching in faculty development, looking at its two basic forms (coaching led by experts and reciprocal coaching). The article presents theoretical concepts and proposes directions for future research, indicating points to consider when establishing a peer coaching program. (SM)
Descriptors: Cooperative Learning, Elementary Secondary Education, Feedback, Literature Reviews
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Iwanicki, Edward F.; McEachern, Lucille – Journal of Staff Development, 1983
Teacher self-improvement is a concept that can be used as part of a school's program for professional development and teacher evaluation. Methods for helping teachers evaluate their own performances, for obtaining feedback from students and colleagues, for designing self-improvement programs, and for monitoring progress are described. (PP)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Evaluation Methods, Feedback, Inservice Teacher Education