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Contrasting landscapes: A comparison of the impact of different induction programs on beginning secondary science teachers' practices, beliefs, and experiences
Learning to Teach toward Standards-Based Writing Instruction: Experiences of Two Preservice Teachers and Two Mentors in an Urban, Multicultural Classroom
Managing institutional and sociocultural challenges through sociotransformative constructivism: A longitudinal case study of a high school science teacher
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Induction of beginning teachers in urban environments: An exploration of the support structure and culture for beginning teachers at primary schools needed to improve retention of primary school teachers
Influencing the psychological well-being of beginning teachers across three years of teaching: self-efficacy, stress causes, job tension and job discontent
Navigating the early-career landscape: unpacking the role of induction in shaping beginning teachers’ intrinsic motivation, affection, and self-efficacy
Influence of mentoring and professional communities on the professional development of a cohort of early career secondary mathematics and science teachers
Book Review: Michael Strong Effective Teacher Induction and Mentoring: Assessing the Evidence New York : Teachers College Press, 2009. 160 pp. $25.95. ISBN 0807749338
The Impact of Teacher Quality on Reading Achievement of Fourth Grade Students: an Analysis of the 2007, 2009, 2011, and 2013 National Assessment of Educational Progress (Naep)
You Can't Teach What You Don't Know: Examining and Improving Teacher Preparation
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