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The Impact of Teacher Study Groups in Vocabulary on Teaching Practice, Teacher Knowledge, and Student Vocabulary Knowledge: A Large-Scale Replication Study
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Student TeachingEducationLanguage LearningTeaching MethodElementary EducationTeacher KnowledgeLanguage TeachingTeacher EducationTeacher DevelopmentLanguage StudiesClassroom PracticeTeacher Study GroupsReplication StudyTsg Professional DevelopmentTeachingTeacher EvaluationTeacher EducatorStudent Vocabulary KnowledgeProfessional DevelopmentTeacher Preparation
The purpose of this replication study was to examine the impact of the Teacher Study Group (TSG) professional development in vocabulary on first-grade teachers' knowledge of vocabulary instruction and observed teaching practice, and on students' vocabulary knowledge. Sixty-two schools from 16 districts in four states were randomly assigned to treatment and control conditions. A total of 182 first-grade teachers and their 1,811 students formed the sample. Treatment teachers received the TSG professional development from October to March. Teachers in the business-as-usual control condition received school/district professional development. A multilevel analysis was conducted to detect impacts. Significant impacts were found for teacher knowledge and observed teaching practice. No impacts were found at the student level.
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