Collective Practice, Quality Teaching
VUE Number 27, Spring 2010
The authors of this issue of VUE argue that prevailing quality measures are too narrow; we must look beyond teaching as an individual act and also examine the collective aspects of teaching quality that require organizational support from schools and districts.
- VUE Number 27
Full issue PDF [65 pages] - Beyond the Individual Teacher:
How Collective Practice Leads to Higher Teaching Quality by Marla Ucelli-Kashyap Article PDF [4 pages] | 
View as web page - How Best to Add Value? Strike a Balance between the Individual and the Organization in School Reform by Susan Moore Johnson Article PDF [4 pages] | View as web page
- Social Capital: The Collective Component of Teaching Quality by Carrie Leana Article PDF [4 pages] | View as web page
- Compensation and Collaboration: A Comprehensive Approach to Improving Teaching Effectiveness by Jonathan Eckert Article PDF [4 pages] | View as web page
- Professional Learning Communities: Building Blocks for School Culture and Student Learning by Milbrey McLaughlin and Joan Talbert Article PDF [4 pages] | View as web page
- A Pioneering Collaboration to Improve Reading in Central Falls by Christine Wiltshire, Frances Gallo and Kath Connolly Article PDF [4 pages] | View as web page
- Collective Practice: Strategies for Sustainable Improvement by Robert Kronley and Marla Ucelli-Kashyap Article PDF [4 pages] | View as web page
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