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Teachers’ Use and Implementation of Common Planning Time: A Quantitative Analysis of the National Middle Grades Research Project

  • Nancy Flowers
  • , Steven B. Mertens

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Abstract

This chapter contains the initial analysis of the quantitative data (510 teacher surveys) that were collected from middle grades teachers as part of Phase II of the National Middle Grades Research Project on Common Planning Time. Individual teachers completed an online teacher survey about the preparation and training they received to participate in teaming and common planning time (CPT), their attitudes and experiences with CPT, the level of CPT they are engaged in, and the challenges and benefits of CPT. Descriptive statistics and tests of significance are presented about four of the five research questions guiding the project, including: (a) How do teachers use their CPT?, (b) How are teachers professionally prepared to use their CPT?, (c) What are the perceived barriers of CPT?, and (d) What are the perceived benefits of CPT?
Original languageEnglish (US)
Title of host publicationCommon Planning Time in Middle Level Schools
Subtitle of host publicationResearch Studies from the MLER SIG’s National Project
EditorsSteven B Mertens, Vincent A Anfara Jr, Micki M Caskey, Nancy Flowers
PublisherInformation Age Publishing
Chapter16
ISBN (Electronic)9781623961046
ISBN (Print)9781623961039, 9781623961022
DOIs
StatePublished - 2012

Publication series

NameThe Handbook of Research in Middle Level Education

Keywords

  • cpt
  • sup
  • team
  • teacher
  • student
  • meeting
  • activity

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