Professionalism and Community - Perspectives on Reforming Urban Schools (Paperback)

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School-based professional community is a concept that portrays teachers as working together towards a set of shared goals of improved professionalism for themselves and increased learning opportunities for students. Attempts to put this into practice in urban schools in the United States have met with varying degrees of success. Using case studies, the contributors to this book examine the reasons for this inconsistency, focusing on the structural, social and human relations conditions of schooling.

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School-based professional community is a concept that portrays teachers as working together towards a set of shared goals of improved professionalism for themselves and increased learning opportunities for students. Attempts to put this into practice in urban schools in the United States have met with varying degrees of success. Using case studies, the contributors to this book examine the reasons for this inconsistency, focusing on the structural, social and human relations conditions of schooling.

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Imprint

Corwin Press

Country of origin

United States

Release date

May 1995

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First published

March 1995

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Dimensions

228 x 152 x 15mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback

Pages

272

ISBN-13

978-0-8039-6253-8

Barcode

9780803962538

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LSN

0-8039-6253-3



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