Children are the reason a teacher seeks to improve his or her practice. A teacher seeks to see the smile of success instead of the frown of frustration. In this fourth edition of the Journal of Teacher Initiated Research, you will read about the systematic efforts of teachers to improve their practice.
The JTIR is a peer
reviewed, online journal for teachers and teacher educators. The overall
objective is to advance knowledge, theory, and quality of teaching and
learning. Readers and contributors include classroom teachers, teacher
educators, and administrators. Dr. Harriet Fayne has been key to helping
teacher researchers conceive and develop their capstone projects.
Without Dr. Fayne's belief in JTIR as a way of providing 'authentic
audience' to our students' capstones, the Journal of Teacher Initiated
Research would not have been realized.
The journal now accepts action research from education seniors, MAE, MAT, and faculty from Otterbein College and other institutions. For more information, please examine the Author Instructions listed in the left side menu.
The files have
been converted to pdf files. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, you
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