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Factor analysis of teacher professional development and evaluation based on math methods of RaschGSP curve, ISM, GSM and MSM

Professionalism has been estimated as the most important fundamental impetus in progress. Teacher profession as the most important within-school factor has been emerged to explain effective teaching and learning by research. In viewing of teacher in-service training, professional development and inn...

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Published in:Artificial intelligence research 2017-01, Vol.6 (1), p.91
Main Authors: Ho, Hui-Chung, Pham, Duc-Hieu, Nguyen, Phung-Tuyen, Fann, Woody Jann-Der, Chiang, Hsiu-Jye, Nagai, Masatake
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Language:English
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Summary:Professionalism has been estimated as the most important fundamental impetus in progress. Teacher profession as the most important within-school factor has been emerged to explain effective teaching and learning by research. In viewing of teacher in-service training, professional development and innovation is thus highlighted as key prerequisite for high quality teaching. Factor analysis of teacher professional development and evaluation based on math methods was primarily to identify factorial sequences of activity involving two teamwork in the classroom. The purpose of this study is to perform to: 1) Couple quantitative and qualitative accesses to display teaching research; 2) Deliver the differences of pedagogical reasoning between graduate students and undergraduate students; 3) Analyze and visualize the educational practices based on math methods, the former is to embody educational performance in academic features, the latter is to communicate concretely and contextually. Researchtechniques herewith are Nagai’s proposals of Rasch model GSP curve (RaschGSP curve), Grey structural modeling (GSM) and Matrix-based structure modeling (MSM) have been applied to illustrate structural analysis.
ISSN:1927-6974
1927-6982
DOI:10.5430/air.v6n1p91