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School administration perspective on the teachers’ competencies level and development
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Straipsnis konferencijos medĹľiagoje Web of Science duomenĹł bazÄ—je / Article in conference proceedings in Web of Science database (P1a1)
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School administration perspective on the teachers’ competencies level and development
Date Issued
2018
Extent
p. 1537-1541
Is part of
INTED 2018. 12th international technology, education and development conference : conference proceedings, 5 - 7 March, Valencia (Spain), 2018 / [Edited by L. GĂłmez Chova, A. LĂłpez MartĂnez, I. Candel Torres]. Valencia : IATED Academy, 2018. ISBN 9788469794807.
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Abstract
Teacher competency is one of the main concern of the Lithuanian educational system. Exemplary teachers customize their work agendas, either eliminating unnecessary steps or entire processes or adding undocumented steps to their work processes. They seek out the data and documentation they need from sources that might not be known to others in their institutions. Lithuania has officially defined the competencies necessary for the teachers of general education schools. However systematic teachers’ competence models do not exist and assessment of the teachers’ competencies is not performed on the basis of such models. The purpose of this research was – evaluation of level of teachers’ generic and didactic competencies, their developmental needs and circumstances (context) of their development from the perspective of the school administration. Quantitative methodology – representative survey of the school administrators was carried out. 615 school directors and deputy directors representing the Lithuanian general education schools participated in the survey. The main findings of the research indicated that teacher competencies development mechanisms are operating autonomously and in isolation from the general educational strategy of the country and its strategic priorities. The need for development of teachers’ generic and didactic competencies is usually formulated not taking into consideration the preestablished competency frameworks but on the basis of available market supply of teacher training.
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ISBN (of the container)
9788469794807
ISSN (of the container)
2340-1079
WOS
000447408801085
eLABa
26805903
Coverage Spatial
Ispanija / Spain (ES)
Language
AnglĹł / English (en)
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