Teachers' Perception of the Availability and Usefulness of Selected Continuing Education Activities.

Haynes, Norris M.; Hill, Josephine

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ERIC Number: EJ317762

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Publication Date: 1985

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Teachers' Perception of the Availability and Usefulness of Selected Continuing Education Activities.

Haynes, Norris M.; Hill, Josephine

Negro Educational Review, v36 n2 p62-5 Apr 1985

A questionnaire was distributed to teachers in a northeastern urban school system to ascertain the availability and usefulness to them of 10 continuing education activities. A Spearman correlation coefficient was computed. The resultant negative correlation between availability and usefulness indicates that the most useful activities tended to be the least available. (RDN)

Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Inservice Teacher Education, Professional Continuing Education, Program Effectiveness, Staff Development, Teacher Attitudes, Teaching Skills

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Language: English

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