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The impact of a professional development programme on the effectiveness of school leaders in Solomon Islands

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Professional development is a process by which a person acquires and maintains personal and professional abilities and skills, which leads to increased competence in their field. Professional development for school leaders is therefore crucial to providing opportunities for them to reflect on their practice, debate issues about their work, and develop strategies to improve their teaching and le...
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2013
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Solomon Islands
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Ferrier-Kerr, Jenny L.
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University of Waikato
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