המשכיות, תמיכה, קירבה ואמון: ממצאים ממחקר הערכה של תוכנית התפתחות מקצועית למורים באנגליה
Association of Teachers and Lecturers, (2007).ATLsurvey finds newly qualified teachers burdened by debts. http://www.atl.org.uk/atl_en/news/Media_office/archive/archive07/April/nqtsurvey.asp
Barmby, P., & Coe, R. (2004). Evaluation of the repayment of teachers' loan scheme, Research Report 576,Nottingham, DfES.
Barton, A. (2004). The retention of teachers of priority subjects during their first years in service, London, TTA.
Bottery, M., & Wright, N. (2000).Teachers and the state: toward a directed profession, London: Routledge.
Bubb, S., & Earley, P. (2006). Induction rights and wrongs: the 'educational vandalism' of new teachers' professional development, Professional Development in Education, 32(1), 5-12.
Day, C., et al., (2006). Variations in teachers' work, lives and effectiveness, Research Report 743, London, DfES.
Eraut, M. (2004).Informal learning in the workplace, Studies in Continuing Education, 26(2), 247-274.
Findlay, K. ( 2006). Context and learning factors in the development of teacher identity: a case study of newly qualified teachers during their induction year,Professional Development in Education, 32(4), 511-532.
Flores, M. (2004). The early years of teaching: issues of learning, development and change, Porto, RES, Biblioteca da Educacao.
Goddard, R., et al., (2006). Work environment predictors of beginning teachers' burnout, British Educational Research Journal, 32(6), 857-874.
Goos, M.E., & Bennison, A. (2007). Developing a communal identity as beginning teachers of mathematics: emergence of an online community of practice, Journal of Math Teacher Education, 11(1), 41-60.
Hobson, A.J., et al., (2007). Newly qualified teachers' experiences of their first year of teaching, Research Report, Nottingham, DfES.
Kyriacou, C., et al., (2003). Student teachers' expectations of teaching as a career in England and Norway, Educational Review, 55(3), 255-263.
Lee, J.C., & Feng, S. ( 2007). Mentoring support and the professional development of beginning teachers: a Chinese perspective, Mentoring and Tutoring: Partnership in Learning, 15(3), 243-263.
Purcell, K., et al., (2005). Education as a graduate career: entry and exit for teachers as a profession. Research Brief, Nottingham, DfES.
Smagorinsky, P., et al., (2003). The twisting path of concept developing in learning to teach, Teachers College Record, 105(8), 1399-1436.
Smithers, A., & Robinson, P. (2005). Teachers' turnover, wastage and movements between schools, Research Report 640, London, DfES.
Sykes, G., & Darling-Hammond, L. (2003). Wanted: a national teacher supply policy for education: the right way to meet the highly qualified teacher challenge, Educational Policy Analysis Archives, 11(3).
Totterdell, M., et al., ( 2004). The impact of NQT induction programs on the enhancement of teacher expertise, professional development, job satisfaction or retention rates: a systematic review of research on induction, Research Evidence in Education Library.
Tracey, L. et al., (2008). Teachers' experiences of their second year in post: findings from phase 4 of the becoming a teacher project, Nottingham, DCSF.
Association of Teachers and Lecturers, (2007).ATLsurvey finds newly qualified teachers burdened by debts. http://www.atl.org.uk/atl_en/news/Media_office/archive/archive07/April/nqtsurvey.asp
Barmby, P., & Coe, R. (2004). Evaluation of the repayment of teachers’ loan scheme, Research Report 576,Nottingham, DfES.
Barton, A. (2004). The retention of teachers of priority subjects during their first years in service, London, TTA.
Bottery, M., & Wright, N. (2000).Teachers and the state: toward a directed profession, London: Routledge.
Bubb, S., & Earley, P. (2006). Induction rights and wrongs: the ‘educational vandalism’ of new teachers’ professional development, Professional Development in Education, 32(1), 5-12.
Day, C., et al., (2006). Variations in teachers’ work, lives and effectiveness, Research Report 743, London, DfES.
Eraut, M. (2004).Informal learning in the workplace, Studies in Continuing Education, 26(2), 247-274.
Findlay, K. ( 2006). Context and learning factors in the development of teacher identity: a case study of newly qualified teachers during their induction year,Professional Development in Education, 32(4), 511-532.
Flores, M. (2004). The early years of teaching: issues of learning, development and change, Porto, RES, Biblioteca da Educacao.
Goddard, R., et al., (2006). Work environment predictors of beginning teachers’ burnout, British Educational Research Journal, 32(6), 857-874.
Goos, M.E., & Bennison, A. (2007). Developing a communal identity as beginning teachers of mathematics: emergence of an online community of practice, Journal of Math Teacher Education, 11(1), 41-60.
Hobson, A.J., et al., (2007). Newly qualified teachers’ experiences of their first year of teaching, Research Report, Nottingham, DfES.
Kyriacou, C., et al., (2003). Student teachers’ expectations of teaching as a career in England and Norway, Educational Review, 55(3), 255-263.
Lee, J.C., & Feng, S. ( 2007). Mentoring support and the professional development of beginning teachers: a Chinese perspective, Mentoring and Tutoring: Partnership in Learning, 15(3), 243-263.
Purcell, K., et al., (2005). Education as a graduate career: entry and exit for teachers as a profession. Research Brief, Nottingham, DfES.
Smagorinsky, P., et al., (2003). The twisting path of concept developing in learning to teach, Teachers College Record, 105(8), 1399-1436.
Smithers, A., & Robinson, P. (2005). Teachers’ turnover, wastage and movements between schools, Research Report 640, London, DfES.
Sykes, G., & Darling-Hammond, L. (2003). Wanted: a national teacher supply policy for education: the right way to meet the highly qualified teacher challenge, Educational Policy Analysis Archives, 11(3).
Totterdell, M., et al., ( 2004). The impact of NQT induction programs on the enhancement of teacher expertise, professional development, job satisfaction or retention rates: a systematic review of research on induction, Research Evidence in Education Library.
Tracey, L. et al., (2008). Teachers’ experiences of their second year in post: findings from phase 4 of the becoming a teacher project, Nottingham, DCSF.