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Qualified to Become Good Teachers: a case study of ten newly qualified teachers during their year of induction

Pages 509-526 | Published online: 20 Dec 2006

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Steve Hurd, Marion Jones, Olwen McNamara & Barbara Craig. (2007) Initial teacher education as a driver for professional learning and school improvement in the primary phase. The Curriculum Journal 18:3, pages 307-326.
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Christopher Rhodes, Alan Nevill & Jo Allan. (2005) How will this help me? evaluating an accredited programme to enhance the early professional development of newly qualified teachers. Journal of In-Service Education 31:2, pages 337-352.
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John Parkinson & Janet Pritchard. (2005) The Induction Experiences of Newly Qualified Secondary Teachers in England and Wales. Journal of In-Service Education 31:1, pages 63-82.
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Jennifer Harrison. (2004) Encouraging professional autonomy: Reflective practice and the beginning teacher. Education 3-13 32:3, pages 10-18.
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Garry Hoban & Gaalen Erickson. (2004) Dimensions of Learning for Long-term Professional Development: comparing approaches from education, business and medical contexts. Journal of In-service Education 30:2, pages 301-324.
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Francis C. Indoshi. (2003) Teachers' Experiences of the Probation Period of Teaching in Kenya: implications for teacher induction policies and programmes. Journal of In-service Education 29:3, pages 473-488.
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