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Meredith Mountford 《Innovative Higher Education》2005,30(3):213-227
This article describes strategies for redesigning the University of Missouri's Statewide Cooperative Ed.D. Cohort Program
in educational leadership. Results had suggested a need to redesign aspects of the program in order to achieve higher levels
of cognitive learning outcomes inclusive of transformational learning. To help meet this objective, the areas targeted for
redesign were the curriculum as it relates to issues of diversity and ethics, instruction as it relates to group dynamics
and cohort models, and increased time and a forum for students to reflect on their leadership practices. This forum also allowed
faculty to monitor and assess the transformational learning outcomes of their students. This article is meant to assist others
who are interested in fostering higher levels of transformational learning outcomes within their programs.
Meredith L. Mountford holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Illinois State University, a Master of Science degree in educational
administration from Northern Illinois University and a Philosophy of Science degree in educational administration from the
University of Wisconsin—Madison. She is an Assistant Professor and has served as Director for the Statewide Cooperative Ed.D.
Cohort Program in educational leadership at the University of Missouri—Columbia. 相似文献
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We discuss an investigation into the understandings of trainee teachers about government policy, using, as an example, the UK government's ‘Every Child Matters’ (ECM). We discuss the research methods used to gather and analyse data from 197 initial teacher education trainees in three institutions in England drawn from six subject areas. The project focussed on trainees' reactions to the anticipated outcomes of ECM and their confidence to help implement the initiative in their roles as form tutors (home room teachers) and subject teachers. Trainees react positively to ECM but reveal uncertainty about its precise meaning and about the roles they would need to adopt as teachers. We suggest that it is problematic for governments to expect teacher education communities to assist with the implementation of policies that have been inadequately characterised. We make recommendations about the role of initial teacher education in the further development of ECM. 相似文献
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