TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE GROWTH
Keywords:
Mentorship Programs, Collaborative Learning Communities, Online and Blended Learning, Data-Driven Decision MakingAbstract
Teacher professional development (PD) is a vital component of the educational framework that plays a significant role in enhancing teaching quality and student learning outcomes. As education adapts to societal shifts, technological innovations, and the varied needs of students, the significance of effective PD becomes increasingly critical. This article delves into the importance of teacher professional development, outlines various strategies for effective implementation, and addresses the challenges encountered in this essential area.
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