Action research: A powerful design
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Powerful Designs for Professional Learning, 3rd Edition
Edited by Lois Brown Easton
Filled with 24 learning designs — including 15 new — the latest edition of Learning Forward’s best-seller helps educators understand the kinds of learning experiences that result in changed practices and better results for students. More than 30 of the field’s leading experts in adult learning contribute to the 384-page book, which includes a link and password to dozens of exclusive online resources. Learning Forward, 2015
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Product code: B587
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Easton, L.B. (2015). Powerful designs for professional learning (3rd ed.). Oxford, OH: Learning Forward.
Watts, H. (1985, Spring). When teachers are researchers, teaching improves. Journal of Staff Development, 6(2), 118-127.
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