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Teacher Learning Instrument: A Metacognitive Tool for Improving Literacy Teaching
Metacognition in literacy learning : theory, assessment, instruction, and professional development (2005)
  • Catherine A. Rosemary, John Carroll University
Abstract

The focus of this chapter is on the Teacher Learning Instrument (TLI), a metacognitive tool to deepen understanding of literacy teaching and heighten awareness of the teacher's role in student learning. Four questions are addressed in this chapter: (1) What is the TLI? (2) How does the TLI engage teachers in metacognitive inquiry? (3) What are considerations in using the TLI? (4) What are directions for further research on inquiry tools for professional development? The first section describes the theoretical roots of the TLI and highlights findings from research on the use of the TLI in various educational settings. The second section illustrates through examples of transcript data the metacognitive processes and substantive dialogue that participants engage in when using the instrument. The third section closes the chapter with considerations for using the TLI and suggestions for further research.

Publication Date
2005
Editor
Susan E. Israel, Cathy Collins Block, Kathryn L. Bauserman, and Kathryn Kinnucan-Welsch
Publisher
L. Erlbaum Associates
ISBN
0805852298
Citation Information
Catherine A. Rosemary. "Teacher Learning Instrument: A Metacognitive Tool for Improving Literacy Teaching" Mahwah, N.J.Metacognition in literacy learning : theory, assessment, instruction, and professional development (2005)
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