In-service teacher training can be made more effective by
AUsing a training package which is well prepared in advance
BMaking it a residential programme
CUsing a cooperative approach
DPractising training follow-up procedures ✓ Correct
Correct answer: (D) Practising training follow-up procedures
Explanation
In-service teacher training becomes more effective through follow-up procedures practised after the training.
A well-prepared training package (A) helps but does not ensure transfer to the classroom.
Making it residential (B) improves attendance, not necessarily long-term impact.
A cooperative approach (C) aids participation yet still needs reinforcement afterwards.
Follow-up sustains and applies the training, checking that learning reaches practice.
In-service education, unlike pre-service training, upgrades teachers already in the profession.
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