At the beginning of implementation, teacher-student communication is necessary to promote students' acceptance of this instructional approach.
In addition to a 2-h professional development session prior to implementation, teachers received binders that explained the purpose of the game and its accompanying activities.
The language stimulation techniques were incorporated into this environment, with the implementation teachers interacting with their preschool learners during daily routines and activities, including mealtimes and indoor and outdoor play.
To gain insight into facilitating factors and possible barriers regarding the implementation, teachers and school staff were interviewed at schools, willing and unwilling to adopt the program.
Post-implementation teacher reflective interviews provided detailed information from the teachers' perspective about challenges and successes they experienced during their implementation.
In May 2012, students and teachers in the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus School of Education launched a national campaign challenging the forced implementation of Teacher Performance Assessment.
The partnerships were bidirectional, establishing theoretical bases in teachers' action research goals while helping the researchers have more direct views of research on implementation and teacher experience in real classrooms and school settings.
Thus, the important idea coming from this set of special issue papers is that action research not only has immense potential help to increase teachers' sense of reflection about teaching, it can also help teachers to look beyond the immediate classroom to speak to issues involving standards interpretation and implementation, novice teacher induction and retention, and more.
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