Professional learning and knowledge are often disconnected from teachers' professional identities. Graham argues that current approaches to professional development do little to foster meaningful learning or change in practice. However, there may be opportunities to better link professional learning with teachers' work and sense of professional self through collaborative communities and reflective practices.
Professional learning and knowledge are often disconnected from teachers' professional identities. Graham argues that current approaches to professional development do little to foster meaningful learning or change in practice. However, there may be opportunities to better link professional learning with teachers' work and sense of professional self through collaborative communities and reflective practices.
Professional learning and knowledge are often disconnected from teachers' professional identities. Graham argues that current approaches to professional development do little to foster meaningful learning or change in practice. However, there may be opportunities to better link professional learning with teachers' work and sense of professional self through collaborative communities and reflective practices.