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Teacher Education and Professional Development

2000

The University of Maine

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Location Evaluation And The Maine Educational Assessment: A Framework For Examining The Relationship Between Mea Scores And Other Academic Indicators In Maine Schools, Theodore Coladarci, Robert Ervin, David L. Silvernail Nov 2000

Location Evaluation And The Maine Educational Assessment: A Framework For Examining The Relationship Between Mea Scores And Other Academic Indicators In Maine Schools, Theodore Coladarci, Robert Ervin, David L. Silvernail

Maine Education Policy Research Institute

No abstract provided.


Weighted Grades: A Conundrum For Secondary Schools, Gail C. Downs Jun 2000

Weighted Grades: A Conundrum For Secondary Schools, Gail C. Downs

Maine Education Policy Research Institute

No abstract provided.


Types And Barriers Maine High School Students May Face In Fulfilling Post-Secondary Educational Aspirations, Scott H. Brezovsky, David L. Silvernail Feb 2000

Types And Barriers Maine High School Students May Face In Fulfilling Post-Secondary Educational Aspirations, Scott H. Brezovsky, David L. Silvernail

Maine Education Policy Research Institute

No abstract provided.


Collective Efficacy And Collaborative Climate In Maine High Schools, Sarah Mackenzie Jan 2000

Collective Efficacy And Collaborative Climate In Maine High Schools, Sarah Mackenzie

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School reformers contend that a collaborative climate is conducive to effective schools. Collective efficacy is logically connected to collaborative climate and has the potential to enhance understanding of the psychosocial aspects of schools as organizations. This study's purpose was to examine the relationships among teacher efficacy, collective efficacy, and collaborative climate and to determine how, if at all, these three indicators of teacher and school effectiveness were statistically linked. I The study involved surveying 21 high schools. Teachers (n = 384) responded to a 40-item instrument consisting of variables related to their individual and collective efficacy, sense of collegiality, beliefs …