Types of teacher professionalism Sample Clauses

Types of teacher professionalism. Source: (Sachs, 2016) This framework guided my research methodology and interpretation of the findings. During my data collection process, I looked for evidence to see which type of professionalism is more prominent than others in the school studied. I also investigated during the interviews if teachers are aware of these different types of professionalism and the factors that influence these different types of professionalism in schools. Summary This chapter provided information regarding the nature of teacher professionalism. Different definitions made by researchers were presented. Although the term “teacher professionalism” is very broad and has many aspects, several main characteristics can be drawn out:
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