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6031
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Overview

Helen Timperley is affiliated with the University of Auckland in New Zealand. Their academic contributions focus on educational research, particularly in the area of feedback and its effects within learning environments.

One of the recent papers by Helen Timperley, published in 2020, is titled Moč povratne informacije. This article appeared in the journal Vzgoja in izobraževanje, reflecting a specialized interest in educational studies. The publication, authored in collaboration with John Hattie, addresses key issues related to the power of feedback in education.

Helen Timperley frequently collaborates with John Hattie, as evidenced by their joint authorship.

  • John Hattie

The main venue for Helen Timperley's published work includes:

  • Vzgoja in izobraževanje

The available data does not specify distinct fields, subfields, or multiple topics, but the focus on feedback within education positions their work within the broader context of educational psychology and pedagogy.

Best Publications

  • The Power of Feedback

    John Hattie;Helen Timperley

  • Teacher professional learning and development: Best evidence synthesis iteration

    Helen Timperley;Aaron Wilson;Heather Barrar;Irene Fung

  • Distributed leadership: developing theory from practice

    Helen S. Timperley

  • State of the art – teacher effectiveness and professional learning

    Daniel R. Muijs;Leonidas Kyriakides;Greetje van der Werf;Bert Creemers

  • Realizing the Power of Professional Learning

    Helen S. Timperley

  • Reframing Teacher Professional Learning: An Alternative Policy Approach to Strengthening Valued Outcomes for Diverse Learners

    Helen Timperley;Adrienne Alton-Lee

  • Feedback to Writing, Assessment for Teaching and Learning and Student Progress.

    Judy M. Parr;Helen S. Timperley

  • The Leadership of the Improvement of Teaching and Learning: Lessons from Initiatives with Positive Outcomes for Students.

    Viviane M. J. Robinson;Helen S. Timperley

  • Changing and sustaining teachers’ expectations through professional development in literacy

    Helen S Timperley;Gwenneth Phillips

  • Mentoring Conversations Designed to Promote Student Teacher Learning

    Helen Timperley

  • Professional learning conversations : challenges in using evidence for improvement

    Lorna M. Earl;Helen Timperley

  • Achieving School Improvement through Challenging and Changing Teachers' Schema

    Helen S. Timperley;Viviane M.J. Robinson

  • International trends in the implementation of assessment for learning: Implications for policy and practice

    Menucha Birenbaum;Christopher DeLuca;Lorna Earl

  • Understanding How Evidence and Learning Conversations Work

    Lorna M. Earl;Helen Timperley

  • Workload and the Professional Culture of Teachers.

    Helen Timperley;Viviane Robinson

  • Teacher Professional Learning and Development. Educational Practices Series-18.

    Helen Timperley

  • Instructional Leadership Challenges: The Case of Using Student Achievement Information for Instructional Improvement

    Helen S. Timperley

  • A background paper to inform the development of a national professional development framework for teachers and school leaders

    Helen Timperley

  • Promoting professional inquiry for improved outcomes for students in New Zealand

    Helen S. Timperley;Judy M. Parr;Cherry Bertanees

  • Sustaining Continued Acceleration in Reading Comprehension Achievement Following an Intervention

    Mei Kuin Lai;Stuart McNaughton;Helen Timperley;Selena Hsiao

Frequent Co-Authors

Christopher DeLuca
Christopher DeLuca Queen's University
Leonidas Kyriakides
Leonidas Kyriakides University of Cyprus
Daniel Muijs
Daniel Muijs University of Southampton
Bert P.M. Creemers
Bert P.M. Creemers University of Groningen

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