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Planning Matters: The Impact of Development Planning in Primary Schools

Autor Barbara MacGilchrist, Peter Mortimore, Jane Stedman, Charles R Beresford
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 sep 1995
`Informative reading for those governers who may wish to gain insight into this area of school planning' - Teacher Development

Development plans have become a feature of almost every school in the UK and most policy-makers and practitioners assume that by having such a plan a school will become more effective.
But do they really make a difference? What impact does a development plan have on the management and organisation of the school, on the professional development of teachers and, most importantly, on pupils' learning in the classroom? Can the development planning process be used as a school improvement strategy or would schools be better investing their time and energy in other ways?
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ISBN-13: 9781853962677
ISBN-10: 1853962678
Pagini: 248
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.33 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications Ltd
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Recenzii

`Informative reading for those governers who may wish to gain insight in to this area of school planning' - Teacher Development

Cuprins

Introduction
The Growth of School Development Planning
The Development Planning Process
The Complexity of Development Planning
Development Planning and School Improvement
The Research Design and our Methodology
The National Survey of LEAs
The Headteachers’ Story
The Classteachers’ Story
The Emergence of Different Types of Plans
The Written Plans
The Classroom Story
The Governors’ Story
The LEAs’ Story
The Theoretical Implications of the Research Findings
The Practical Implications of the Study

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`Informative reading for those governers who may wish to gain insight in to this area of school planning' - Teacher Development

Development plans have become a feature of almost every school in the UK and most policy-makers and practitioners assume that by having such a plan a school will become more effective.
But do they really make a difference? What impact does a development plan have on the management and organisation of the school, on the professional development of teachers and, most importantly, on pupils' learning in the classroom? Can the development planning process be used as a school improvement strategy or would schools be better investing their time and energy in other ways?