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How to grow great maths teaching – slides from the National Maths Teacher Conference, 27th Sept, Kettering

by David Weston | 27 Sep, 2014 | Uncategorized

On 27th September, our CEO, David Weston, spoke at the National Mathematics Teacher Conference in Kettering. You can find a copy of the annotated slides here. http://www.mathsconf.com/

Closing the gap – slides from the National Pupil Premium Conference, Birmingham, 26th September

by David Weston | 27 Sep, 2014 | Uncategorized

On 26th September, our CEO, David Weston, delivered a keynote address at the National Pupil Premium Conference in Birmingham. You can download the annotated slides from his talk here.

TDT September Newsletter

by admin | 10 Sep, 2014 | Newsletter, September 2014

Welcome to the Teacher Development Trust September Newsletter. In this issue: David Weston (@informed_edu) – Nine Teaching Strengths David Weston explores how NQTs can be best supported in continuing to develop professionally throughout their career, discussing...

Overcoming barriers to powerful professional development (part 3) | Key insights

by admin | 10 Sep, 2014 | Uncategorized

Overcoming barriers to powerful professional development (part 3) This was first posted on 27 July 2014 by The Key This is the third part of David’s series of guest posts on issues highlighted by the Teacher Development Trust’s annual report. You can read the...

Overcoming barriers to powerful professional development (part 2) | Key insights

by admin | 9 Sep, 2014 | Uncategorized

Overcoming barriers to powerful professional development (part 2) This was first posted on 25 July 2014 by The Key This is the second part of David’s series of guest posts on issues highlighted by the Teacher Development Trust’s annual report. Part one of...

How squashing ants and a tweak in focus can help you perform under pressure

by admin | 8 Sep, 2014 | Advice

How squashing ants and a tweak in focus can help you perform under pressure – By InnerDrive (@Inner_Drive) Teachers Under Pressure Teaching is stressful; very stressful. Research by the Teachers Assurance found that 76% of teachers believe the pressure of...

Overcoming barriers to powerful professional development (part 1) | Key insights

by admin | 8 Sep, 2014 | Uncategorized

Overcoming barriers to powerful professional development (part 1) This was first posted on 23 July 2014 by The Key This is the first part of a series of guest posts by David Weston following a collaboration between The Key and the Teacher Development Trust in June...

ResearchED London – September 2014 – How do we develop the world’s best teachers?

by David Weston | 6 Sep, 2014 | Uncategorized

Here are the slides from my talk at Researched London 2014, on “How to we develop the world’s best teachers”: https://www.dropbox.com/s/e5xyfsldl1gb7an/How%20do%20we%20develop%20the%20world%27s%20best%20teachers.pdf?dl=0 You can find out more about...

Making a change: taking new ideas into your classroom context

by admin | 5 Sep, 2014 | Uncategorized

As a new academic year begins, teachers across the country are looking at how to transform teaching and learning in their school or college over the year ahead. For many, INSET days will have provided a raft of exciting, inspiring ideas aimed at supporting students’...

Professor Daniel Muijs joins TDT Advisory Board

by admin | 21 Aug, 2014 | News

We are delighted to welcome Professor Daniel Muijs to our Advisory Board. He says: 40 years of research in educational effectiveness clearly shows that what teachers do in the classroom matters. The impact of the teacher is greater than anything other than the...

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