Constructing a professional development school: A model of one school‐university partnership

El-Amin, Cassaundra; Cristol, Dean; Hammond, Rosalind

doi:10.1080/08878739909555222

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“…Many schools and universities across the United States are forming partnerships to work together in a new way through professional development schools (El-Amin, Cristol, & Hammond, 1999). Professional development schools have a dual purpose: to improve teacher preservice programs and to further public school reform efforts (Conrath & Hillkirk, 1998).…”

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Professional Development Schools: New Opportunities for Training School Counselors

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Horton-Parker

2002

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The authors examine how counselor educators can become involved in professional development schools to create enhanced training opportunities for school counseling internship students. The benefits of collaboration between university and public school faculties are explored, and research opportunities are discussed. Counselor educators' expertise in research and program evaluation, combined with school counselors' pragmatic experience in dealing with real‐life issues, may promote best practices in the schools and improved training for school counselors and can set the stage for collaboration as an educational team at the preservice level.

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