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Identifier
Diss
57
Author
Borzain, Corey Selmont, 1965-
Title
The
impact
of the
NEASC
self-study
component
of the
public
secondary
school
accreditation
process
on
teacher
empowerment
Publisher
Central Connecticut State University
Date
2010
Resource Type
Dissertation
Notes
Public
secondary
schools
invest
in
regional
accreditation
for
accountability
,
quality
, and
instructional
improvement
. To
understand
the
instructional
improvement
aspect
, this
study
investigates
whether
the
self-study
process
employed
by
NEASC
empowers
teachers
to
improve
practice
,
contributes
to
improving
self-efficacy
, and
encourages
reflective
deliberation
. This
two-case
analysis
of
schools
that
completed
accreditation
in
2008
or
2009
includes
data
from
teacher
surveys
,
principal
and
teacher
interviews
, and
document
reviews
.
Findings
are that the
self-study
is
an
influencing
evaluation
instrument
.
It
encourages
instructional
improvement
but
it
is
not
guaranteed
.
Little
self-efficacy
improvement
is
shown
.
Reflective
deliberation
occurs
but
does
not
lead
to the
next
step
,
decision
making
and
empowerment
.
NEASC
process
could
positively
impact
instructional
improvement
by
adding
opportunities
for
teacher
empowerment
.
Subject
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Teacher participation in administration -- New England
High schools -- Accreditation -- New England
Department
Department of Educational Leadership
Advisor
Lisi, Penelope
Type
Text
Digital Format
application/pdf
Language
eng
OCLC number
701241450
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