Reforming Lesson Study in Japan

Reforming Lesson Study in Japan

Theories of Action for Schools as Learning Communities

Suzuki, Yuta

Taylor & Francis Ltd

03/2022

198

Dura

Inglês

9780367517489

15 a 20 dias

548

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1. Introduction: Theory of Action in School Reform for School as Learning Community (SLC): A Research Part I 2. Formation of the Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC at Hamanogo Elementary School (HGE): A Focus on the Principal Who Spearheaded the Initial Stage 3. Formation of the Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC at Hamanogo Elementary School (HGE): A Focus on the Research Department in the Initial Stage 4. Development of the Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC at Hamanogo Elementary School (HGE): A Focus on Caring in the Second Stage Part II 5. Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC at Hiromi Elementary School (HME) 6. Formation of the Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC at Gakuyo Junior High School (GYJ) 7. Development of the Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC at Gakuyo Junior High School (GYJ) Part III 8. Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC at Kakioka Junior High School (KOJ) 9. Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC at the Secondary School Attached to the Faculty of Education, The University of Tokyo (UTS) 10. Conclusion: Characteristics of Theory of Action in School Reform for SLC
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Lessons studies;Schools as learning communities;Theories of Action;Teaching and Learning;Continuing Professional Development;Teachers and Teacher Education;Classroom Practice;School Leadership;Espoused Theory;Professional Development;Lesson Study;School Reform;Design Theory;Public Junior High Schools;Professional Development Department;Junior High School;Organizational Learning;SLC;Pilot School;Research Lesson;HME;Expressive Learning;Fuji City;Life Guidance;Homeroom Teachers;Face To Face;Problem Consciousness;Extracurricular;Elementary School;Tripartite Conference;Spiral Development;Reflective Practical Research;Annenberg Challenge