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March 2002 | Volume 59 | Number 6

Redesigning Professional Development

Feature Articles

Perspectives / Job One

Marge Scherer

Creating a Knowledge Base for Teaching: A Conversation with James Stigler

Scott Willis

The author of The Teaching Gap advocates professional development that is site-based, long-term, and directly related to teacher practice.

Keeping New Teachers in Mind

Susan Moore Johnson and Susan M. Kardos

New teachers tell Harvard researchers that a school's culture influences their decisions to stay or leave the profession.

Action Research for School Improvement

Emily F. Calhoun

Action research not only promotes individual growth but also builds a learning community.

Critical Friends

Deborah Bambino

A coach for a Critical Friends Group tells how examining student work can enhance teaching.

How the Tuning Protocol Works

Lois Brown Easton

Here are steps for fostering dialogue about professional practice.

Teacher Talk

Regie Routman

Conversation is at the heart of professional development.

Learning from Japanese Lesson Study

Tad Watanabe

Teachers learn to anticipate student responses, observe lessons carefully, and share critiques with colleagues.

The National Writing Project

Ann Lieberman and Diane R. Wood

Distinctive social practices convey norms and create a sense of belonging.

Does It Make a Difference? Evaluating Professional Development

Thomas R. Guskey

A guide to effective evaluation of professional development.

Induction: The Best Form of Professional Development

Harry K. Wong

Comprehensive new teacher programs are crucial to train, support, and retain quality teachers.

Essential Skills for New Teachers

H. Jerome Freiberg

On-the-job training for novice teachers must include planning, management, and assessment techniques.

PDS Partnerships Come of Age

Robin Haskell McBee and Janet Moss

How professional development schools encourage collaboration and innovation.

Why Invest in Professional Development Schools?

Marsha Levine

These university-school partnerships put teacher candidates in classrooms for longer periods of time and provide a network of support.

The PD Certificate

Keith Marty, Kathy Barranco and Nancy Van Caster

A certificate program offers incentives for educators to improve their expertise.

Using Video to Reflect on Curriculum

Lou-Ellen Finn

To implement a challenging science curriculum, teachers share advice as they watch tapes of their own and others' practice.

Friday Forums

Jill S. Hudson

Holding assemblies and specialty classes for students frees up time for teachers to work in study groups.

A Time to Rethink

Kiran Thakur and Niloufer Aga

In India, a school retreat invites staff to regroup, relax, and reflect.

Special Topic / Finding Jewels in the Rubble

Richard L. Curwin

After September 11, what can heal the hearts of students?

Departments

Themes for Educational Leadership 2002–2003

The Shrink in the Classroom / Feast or Famine

Steven C. Schlozman

Research Link / Mentoring for Diversity

John H. Holloway

Having Your Say. . . / On Professional Development

ASCD in Action

Web Wonders

Lisa Bintrim

Online Only

EL Extra

Deborah Perkins-Gough

Copyright © 2002 by Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development




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