1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0742-051x(99)00022-0
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Examining teacher instructional leadership within the small group dynamics of collegial groups

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“…Handelzalts (2009), Nieveen et al (2005, Hargreaves and Dawe (1990), Hargreaves (1994Hargreaves ( , 2003, and Lam et al (2002) argue for teachers to leave their traditional tendencies of working in isolations and establish collaborative teams. New policy pressures also require teachers to work as collective entities responsible for students' outcomes (Dooner et al, 2008;Keedy, 1999). According to Handelzalts (2009), collaboration offers a possibility for teachers to alter the curriculum and pedagogy within their subjects and make connections between the subjects and the pedagogy.…”
Section: Teachers Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Handelzalts (2009), Nieveen et al (2005, Hargreaves and Dawe (1990), Hargreaves (1994Hargreaves ( , 2003, and Lam et al (2002) argue for teachers to leave their traditional tendencies of working in isolations and establish collaborative teams. New policy pressures also require teachers to work as collective entities responsible for students' outcomes (Dooner et al, 2008;Keedy, 1999). According to Handelzalts (2009), collaboration offers a possibility for teachers to alter the curriculum and pedagogy within their subjects and make connections between the subjects and the pedagogy.…”
Section: Teachers Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The isolation approach hinders teachers' ability to grow professionally and improve their effectiveness in science and mathematics teaching. Thus, teachers are argued to work in collaboration to produce significant benefits for students and the schools (Keedy, 1999). Likewise, collaboration can develop a mutual respect, collegiality, and supportive professional relationships among teachers (Nieveen et al, 2005).…”
Section: Teachers Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The introduction involves a teacherleader mentoring peers as well as establishing shared goals (Keedy, 1999). Unlike modeling in a cognitive apprenticeship, where novice learners observe experts executing target tasks (Collins et al), teacher-leaders and peer-teachers work collaboratively during the developmental phase, designing, developing, and implementing learning activities using new instructional strategies or resources.…”
Section: Phasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bunun yanında, bilgi kaynağı çeşitliliği sağlamak için kitaplar, derleme ve araştırma makaleleri ve lisansüstü tezlerden yararlanılmıştır. Bu çerçevede 2 yüksek lisans tezi (Buyrukçu, 2007;Gürsun, 2007), 2 doktora tezi (Akgün, 2001;Beycioğlu, 2009) 1 doçentlik tezi (Gümüşeli, 1996), 10 makale (Can, 2007;Beycioğlu ve Aslan, 2010;Beycioğlu, ve Aslan, 2012;Dağ ve Göktürk, 2014;Frost ve Judy, 2003;Hallinger ve Murphy, 1986;Hallinger ve Murphy, 1985;Keedy, 1999;Kılınç ve Recepoğlu, 2013;Yiğit, Doğan, ve Uğurlu, 2013) ve 9 kitap (Hallinger, 1983;Hallinger ve Murphy, 1987;Hallinger ve Murphy, 1989;Harris ve Muıjs, 2005;Lieberman, Saxl ve Miles, 2000;Murphy, 2005;Toprakçı, 2013) incelenmiştir. Tekrarlanan ve ayrıntılı okumaların sonucunda, bu kaynaklarda öğretmenlerin öğretimsel liderlik rollerini etkileyen durumlar özellikle incelenen kaynaklardaki araştırma bulguları esas alınarak gruplandırılmaya çalışılmıştır.…”
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