Teachers across the career span appreciated communicating with peers of different experience levels, with novices emphasizing observation of experienced teachers and veterans valuing newer teachers' fresh ideas¶

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q2 i? Both newer and more experienced teachers reported valuing interaction with teachers of different experience levels, though novices focused on observing others teach while veterans highlighted community culture. → Yuzhu Xia 2025

Evidence¶

Yuzhu Xia 2025¶

Yuzhu Xia, Adria Patthoff, Liana Balloffet, Marco A. Bravo, Kip Téllez. (2025). Beyond boundaries: leveraging technology for differentiated professional development with lesson study video club. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-025-10524-8

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Inductive qualitative coding of five semi-structured interviews (teachers with 3 to 24 years of experience) and open-ended survey responses. Newer teachers wrote, for example, "By watching other teachers teach, I have learned new strategies I can use in my classroom."

"Iris and other more experienced teachers specifically expressed how the presence and participation of teachers with fewer years of experience, those newer to the profession, enhanced the culture of the learning community and provided a space that promoted learning with and from other teachers."

Discussion¶

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