2021
DOI: 10.15390/eb.2021.9831
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Teacher Induction Policies and Practices in Two Different Contexts: A Comparative Study of Turkey and the USA (State of Wisconsin Sample)

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“…However, these skills do not come without work, or happen overnight; rather, they come with carefully designed induction programs (O'Malley, 2010). Tekir (2022) conducted a study aimed at comparing between United States of America and Turkey regarding teachers' induction practices and policies; and one of the most important results he reached was that the effectiveness of beginning TIPs leads to the production of practitioners from those teachers who have effectiveness in their classrooms, which ensures the success of the educational experience with high quality for all the students.…”
Section: Instructional Practices and Students' Achievementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, these skills do not come without work, or happen overnight; rather, they come with carefully designed induction programs (O'Malley, 2010). Tekir (2022) conducted a study aimed at comparing between United States of America and Turkey regarding teachers' induction practices and policies; and one of the most important results he reached was that the effectiveness of beginning TIPs leads to the production of practitioners from those teachers who have effectiveness in their classrooms, which ensures the success of the educational experience with high quality for all the students.…”
Section: Instructional Practices and Students' Achievementmentioning
confidence: 99%