Making sense of predictions, targets and estimates
Owing to the data focus from David’s talks and blogs today we thought it would be helpful to republish one
Owing to the data focus from David’s talks and blogs today we thought it would be helpful to republish one
This is one of the articles in our National Teacher Enquiry Network February half term newsletter (sign up here). The Teacher Development
These are the slides from a presentation on the MirandaNet stand at BETT 2013 give by our Chief Executive. Please
The Teacher Development Trust will be jointly hosting an event on “Raising the quality of teaching” with Policy Exchange and
This blog was written by Professor Pete Dudley, visiting Professor of Education and the University of Leicester and former National
This blog was written by David Weston, Chief Executive of the Teacher Development Trust and Visiting Fellow of the Institute
This blog was written by David Weston, Chief Executive of the Teacher Development Trust and Visiting Fellow of the Institute
Welcome to the National Teacher Enquiry Network Easter 2013 newsletter. In this issue: The Stimulating Physics Network, David Cameron, Manger of the
There was something of a furore yesterday when it was revealed that a new Free School is intending to hire
In this head-to-head, Tessa Matthews argues that CPD isn’t sufficiently subject-specific. You can read Alex Quigley’s counter-argument in defence of cross-curricular
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