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Session Type: Symposium
To equip teachers with the necessary resources to address work-related challenges, research points to the importance of teacher learning through professional development (PD). Whereas PD can be realized in various formats ranging from formal (e.g., face-to-face workshop) to informal (e.g., Instagram communities) contexts, it is crucial that PD adheres to evidence-based standards of quality. This symposium assembles six papers from an international group of scholars that all address PD quality, providing critical and diverse perspectives on approaches to and assumptions about teacher learning. Notably, the papers provide a diverse look at the effectiveness of PD quality characteristics in such different formal and informal contexts by applying a variety of methodological approaches (i.e., theoretical conceptualization, systematic review, meta-analysis, empirical studies).
Improved Conceptualization of Professional Learning: Lessons From Formative Assessment Research - Laura M. Desimone, University of Delaware; Joshua Wilson, University of Delaware
Effective Teacher Professional Development - Maria E. Hyler, Learning Policy Institute; Madelyn Gardner, Learning Policy Institute; Linda Darling-Hammond, Learning Policy Institute
Teacher Professional Development and Self-Efficacy During the Advanced Placement Science Reform: A Longitudinal Perspective - Tim Fütterer, University of Tübingen; Nicolas Huebner; Barry J. Fishman, University of Michigan; Arthur Eisenkraft, University of Massachusetts - Boston; Christian Fischer, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
Effectiveness of Online Professional Development for Teachers: A Meta-Analysis - Fitore Morina, University of Tübingen; Tim Fütterer, University of Tübingen; Nicolas Huebner; Steffen Zitzmann, University of Tübingen; Ulrich Trautwein, University of Tübingen; Christian Fischer, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
15 Years of Research on Preservice Teachers' Learning With Social Media: Insights on the State of the Field - Christine M. Greenhow, Michigan State University; Emilia Askari, Michigan State University; Sarah Galvin, C3 Industries; Diana L. Brandon, Florida State University
Teachers' Use of Instagram: An Empirical Investigation of Antecedents and Consequences - Eric Richter, Universität Potsdam; Jeffrey P. Carpenter, Elon University; Dirk Richter, University of Potsdam