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Editor’S Notes, Pamela L. Eddy Nov 2012

Editor’S Notes, Pamela L. Eddy

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The AACC competencies were initially developed to help provide guidance in developing community college leaders because of predictions of a leadership crisis in the two-year college sector.

Since their creation, the competencies have been used to direct topics in leadership development programs and to guide future leaders about what skills are critical to master. Yet scant research exists on the use of the competencies in practice or on analysis of the competencies within the changing higher education climate.

This issue provides a review of the research on the competencies in the field and posits several strategies for the future use …


2012 Annual Report July 1, 2011 Through June 30, 2012, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science Jan 2012

2012 Annual Report July 1, 2011 Through June 30, 2012, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science

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Tpack Research With Inservice Teachers: Where’S The Tck?, Mark J. Hofer, Judi Harris Jan 2012

Tpack Research With Inservice Teachers: Where’S The Tck?, Mark J. Hofer, Judi Harris

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Researchers are increasingly exploring the development and expression of experienced teachers’ technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK). While the majority of extant studies focus on evidence and growth of TPACK holistically, some have begun to distinguish teacher knowledge in TPACK’s subdomains, including technological pedagogical knowledge (TPK) and technological content knowledge (TCK). In reviewing this literature, one pattern has become apparent: teachers’ TPK is documented considerably more often than their TCK across studies that have disaggregated results according to these subdomains. This paper reviews the studies that together illustrate this trend, offering potential explanations and suggestions for further investigation.


Testing An Instrument Using Structured Interviews To Assess Experienced Teachers’ Tpack, Judi Harris, Neal Grandgenett, Mark J. Hofer Jan 2012

Testing An Instrument Using Structured Interviews To Assess Experienced Teachers’ Tpack, Judi Harris, Neal Grandgenett, Mark J. Hofer

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In 2010, the authors developed, tested, and released a reliable and valid instrument that can be used to assess the quality of inexperienced teachers’ TPACK by examining their detailed written lesson plans. In the current study, the same instrument was tested to see if it could be used to assess the TPACK evident in experienced teachers’ planning in the form of spoken responses to semi-structured interview questions. Interrater reliability was computed using both Intraclass Correlation (.870) and a score agreement (93.6%) procedure. Internal consistency (using Cronbach’s Alpha) was .895. Test-retest reliability (score agreement) was 100%. Taken together, these results demonstrate …


A Holistic Perspective Of Leadership Competencies, Pamela L. Eddy Jan 2012

A Holistic Perspective Of Leadership Competencies, Pamela L. Eddy

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The AACC competencies were initially developed to help provide guidance in developing community college leaders because of predictions of a leadership crisis in the two-year college sector.

Since their creation, the competencies have been used to direct topics in leadership development programs and to guide future leaders about what skills are critical to master. Yet scant research exists on the use of the competencies in practice or on analysis of the competencies within the changing higher education climate.

This issue provides a review of the research on the competencies in the field and posits several strategies for the future use …


Coming Into Focus: Positioning Student Learning From The Student Personnel Point Of View To Today, James P. Barber, Daniel A. Bureau Jan 2012

Coming Into Focus: Positioning Student Learning From The Student Personnel Point Of View To Today, James P. Barber, Daniel A. Bureau

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Excerpt from "Coming into Focus: Positioning Student Learning from The Student Personnel Point of View to Today" by James P. Barber (2012)

"Although 75 years have passed, it is evident that recent student affairs documents carry the same DNA as The Student Personnel Point of View. For example, The Student Learning Imperative, Principles of Good Practice for Student Affairs, and Learning Reconsidered each advocate a holistic approach to student experience and express the relevance of the student affairs educator. However, the context of higher education today is vastly different from the landscape of 1937... For the last century, the student …