iSELF professional development program¶
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Description¶
iSELF is a professional-development programme developed for primary teachers that combines SRL theory training, lesson-planning support, coached lesson observation, and reflective feedback to promote explicit, integrated SRL instruction.
Components¶
- iSELF professional development program for explicit, integrated SRL instruction: iSELF is a professional development program for primary teachers in which "the explicit instruction of SRL strategies in their classrooms plays a central role". It combines a half-day plenary training on SRL theory and didactics with three coaching sessions in which teachers construct lesson plans using the iSELF flowchart and reflect on observed lessons with a trainer. Supporting materials include a hands-on guidebook, example lesson plans, a weekly calendar with tips, an SRL poster and video clips of explicit SRL instruction. (Patrick Sins et al. (2024))
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Key Sources¶
- Patrick Sins, Renske de Leeuw, Jaap de Brouwer, Emmy Vrieling-Teunter. (2024). Promoting explicit instruction of strategies for self-regulated learning: evaluating a teacher professional development program in primary education. Metacognition and Learning. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11409-023-09368-5
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iSELF is a professional-development programme developed for primary teachers that combines SRL theory training, lesson-planning support, coached lesson observation, and reflective feedback to promote explicit, integrated SRL instruction. |
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