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Liz Newcombe

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Professional development for teachers: a world of change

2009

As the industrialised world shifted to an interdependent and global society, formal schooling was quickly recognised as a major factor in achieving a knowledge society of lifelong learners capable of transforming and revitalising organisations. Teachers were encouraged to engage in learning together to improve teaching and, by extension, improve learning for the children in their care. This article identifies three emerging trends intended to broaden teachers' learning and enhance their practices through continuous professional development: glocalisation, mentoring, and re‐thinking teacher evaluation. The body of the article indicates how these three trends are unfolding in Australia, Engla…

InterdependenceKnowledge societyGlocalizationPolitical sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectPedagogyLifelong learningProfessional developmentGlobal citizenshipComparative educationTeacher educationEducationmedia_commonEuropean Journal of Teacher Education
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