Abstract Trans-national education is increasing (Mahony, 2014) and with regard to professional development for teachers, is an important aspect of upskilling teachers to deliver high quality learning experiences for their pupils. This paper is concerned with Trans-national Professional Development delivered… Read More ›
professional development
Group Mentoring: a Way to Retain ´High–Risk´ Teachers on the Job
Lisbeth Lunde Frederiksen Abstract The present article concerns group mentoring combined with action learning as a way to counteract work related sickness and early retirement for´ high risk´ teachers. Focus has been on reflection and vitalization. The data shows that… Read More ›
A Time to Pause and Ponder
Chris Spencer, Peer Schrøder Daugbjerg Abstract In this paper the authors share experiences from teacher education in the UK and Denmark. They apply methodologies for supporting teacher students from initial exposure to the classroom setting, through training programmes and into… Read More ›