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South Africa faces challenges of teacher professional development due to imbalances of the past. Developmental appraisal system (DAS) policy was introduced as an attempt to enhance teacher competency and the quality of education. The aim of the study was to gain insight into how the implementation of government policy on teacher appraisal, as a form of teacher development influences the way teachers strive to learn and seek to change their practices in different resource contexts.
In the context of developing countries, there is very little research on what teachers do to change their
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Produktbeschreibung
South Africa faces challenges of teacher professional
development due to imbalances of the past.
Developmental appraisal system (DAS) policy was
introduced as an attempt to enhance teacher
competency and the quality of education. The aim of
the study was to gain insight into how the
implementation of government policy on teacher
appraisal, as a form of teacher development
influences the way teachers strive to learn and seek
to change their practices in different resource contexts.

In the context of developing countries, there is very
little research on what teachers do to change
their practices and the way they learn. The question
is: Can teacher development, as conceptualized in DAS
promote teacher learning? i.e. can DAS provide
teachers with the requisite skills, knowledge and
attitudes for improving the quality of teaching and
learning in South African classrooms? The focus was
on policy breakdown, looking at the views of
implementers, viz. teachers at the level of the
school. Teacher learning as framework provided
conceptual focus.

This book provides a different focus on appraisal and
teacher learning in the context of a developing country.
Autorenporträt
Dr Mamolahluwa Amelia Mokoena, Director in Academic
Development Centre, North-West University. She advises faculty
members on alignment, development and evaluation of programmes.
She also supervises postgraduate students in the faculty of
education. Areas of specialization are curriculum
development and education policy studies.