The Relationship between School-based Research and Teachers' Professional Development
Qingbo Zhang
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Qingbo Zhang
Abstract
Teachers' professional development is a process for the teachers to grow up,accept new knowledge,improve professional competence continuously.The relationship between school-based research and their professional development is complementary and inseparable.They are developed and improved in the teaching practice.The school-based research will help teachers' professional development from experienced teacher to expert for dominating their implicit knowledge.While,the backwash of teachers' professional development to the school-based research will encourage the improvement of teachers' awareness of educational and teaching research,and the enhancement of the feasibility of implication of school-based research.
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Teachers' professional development is a process for the teachers to grow up,accept new knowledge,improve professional competence continuously.The relationship between school-based research and their professional development is complementary and inseparable.They are developed and improved in the teaching practice.The school-based research will help teachers' professional development from experienced teacher to expert for dominating their implicit knowledge.While,the backwash of teachers' professional development to the school-based research will encourage the improvement of teachers' awareness of educational and teaching research,and the enhancement of the feasibility of implication of school-based research.
Key concepts: Professional development, School teachers, Competence (human resources), Cognitively Guided Instruction, Pedagogy, Psychology, Process (computing), Mathematics education