2016
DOI: 10.1080/1547688x.2016.1144841
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The Elusive Search for Teacher Collaboration

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“…They transitioned the conversation from problem admiration to problem solving. The shifts evidenced in the dialogue were indicative of critical colleagueship (Glazier et al, 2016), as participants broke storylines, challenged one another to move beyond fears, and offered methods for incorporating the text in their curricula.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They transitioned the conversation from problem admiration to problem solving. The shifts evidenced in the dialogue were indicative of critical colleagueship (Glazier et al, 2016), as participants broke storylines, challenged one another to move beyond fears, and offered methods for incorporating the text in their curricula.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most relevant to our work, Glazier et al, (2016) constructed a continuum along which teachers participate in collaborative discourse communities. On one end, they labeled "contrived collegiality" (p. 4), which often involves administratively imposed meetings during which participants share polite exchanges and affirm one another's ideas in cursory ways.…”
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“…It may be the first step of eliminating the lack of shared purpose, goals, and expectations among teachers to collaborate (Szczesiul & Huizenga, 2014) and get their colleagues' support and develop collegial relationships. As known, collaboration refers to teachers' cooperative actions regarding job-related issues (Kelchtermans, 2006) and it takes place on a continuum (Glazier, Boyd, Hughes, Able, & Mallous, 2016). When teachers collaborate they share knowledge and experiences with their colleagues (Goddard, Goddard, & Tschannen-Moran, 2007), learn from each other and feel better about themselves and their work (Johnson, 2003).…”
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“…Selain itu kolaborasi yang dilakukan secara profesional mampu membangun pengalaman, pedagogi dan pengetahuan konten (Goddard et al, 2007). Lebih jauh lagi, Glazier et al, 2016, setuju dengan kesimpulan National Commission on Teaching & America's Future bahwa kolaborasi adalah kunci untuk karir guru yang bermanfaat dalam mengajak dan mempertahankan profesionalisme guru, berdampak pada pengajaran yang lebih baik dan pembelajaran siswa yang lebih dalam. Untuk itu sudah waktunya bagi para guru untuk memanfaatkan kekuatan kolaborasi di semua level dan profesi dalam rangka menuju kesuksesan abad 21.…”
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