Teachers' Professional Development Pyramidal Train-To Learn Process

This framework is derived from Bloom's Revised Taxonomy and the stages in Zone of Proximal Teacher Development (ZPTD). Both are relatively new and thus far, there is no study that delineates these abovementioned concepts being used to produce a professional development training framework. There...

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Main Authors: Rafiza, A.R., Dalwinder, K.
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Language:English
Published: University of Malaya 2015
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spelling my.um.eprints.169672017-10-03T03:05:27Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/16967/ Teachers' Professional Development Pyramidal Train-To Learn Process Rafiza, A.R. Dalwinder, K. A General Works This framework is derived from Bloom's Revised Taxonomy and the stages in Zone of Proximal Teacher Development (ZPTD). Both are relatively new and thus far, there is no study that delineates these abovementioned concepts being used to produce a professional development training framework. There are four stages in this step-by-step professional development framework, which are identified as Train-to-Learn Stage 1 (TL1) to Train-to-Learn Stage 4 (TL4). Although this framework looks hierarchal and the six cognitive processes in the smaller pyramid are presumed to be arranged according to the increasing complexity, they are actually allowed to overlap one another (Anderson et al., 2001). Both these concepts blend very well in producing a four stages training framework which supports the aim of this study which is to introduce a flipped training module for teachers. Copyright@ 2014 University of Malaya all right reserved University of Malaya 2015-04-14 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.um.edu.my/16967/1/CF.pdf Rafiza, A.R. and Dalwinder, K. (2015) Teachers' Professional Development Pyramidal Train-To Learn Process. Working Paper. University of Malaya, UM Centre of Innovation and Commercialization (UMCIC). (Submitted)
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Teachers' Professional Development Pyramidal Train-To Learn Process
description This framework is derived from Bloom's Revised Taxonomy and the stages in Zone of Proximal Teacher Development (ZPTD). Both are relatively new and thus far, there is no study that delineates these abovementioned concepts being used to produce a professional development training framework. There are four stages in this step-by-step professional development framework, which are identified as Train-to-Learn Stage 1 (TL1) to Train-to-Learn Stage 4 (TL4). Although this framework looks hierarchal and the six cognitive processes in the smaller pyramid are presumed to be arranged according to the increasing complexity, they are actually allowed to overlap one another (Anderson et al., 2001). Both these concepts blend very well in producing a four stages training framework which supports the aim of this study which is to introduce a flipped training module for teachers. Copyright@ 2014 University of Malaya all right reserved
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