Events Archives

GoodCPDGuide Conference 2013: “Excellence in Training: Growing and Improving as a CPD Provider”

by admin | 24 Oct, 2013 | Events, October 2013, Opinion, Providers

This blog describes our inaugural GoodCPDGuide Event for CPD Providers. This is one of the articles in the TDT October Newsletter (sign up here). When we talk about professional development, and how to make sure it is effective, evidence-based, and targeted at the...

NTEN Members share ideas with Michael Gove

by admin | 24 Oct, 2013 | Events, Leadership, Media, News, Newsletter, October 2013

This blog summarises a meeting between members of the National Teacher Enquiry Network (NTEN) and the Secretary of State, Michael Gove. This is one of the articles in the TDT October Newsletter (sign up here). Six representatives of members of the National Teacher...

NTEN Conference

by admin | 24 Oct, 2013 | Events, News, Newsletter, October 2013

This blog reports on our very first NTEN Conference for members of the National Teacher Enquiry Network. This is one of the articles in the TDT October Newsletter (sign up here). On 8th October we had our very first National Teacher Enquiry Network Conference. Just...

CPD for innovation

by admin | 9 Mar, 2013 | Advice, Events

These are the slides from a talk given by TDT Chief Executive, David Weston, at the Education Innovation Conference in Manchester on Saturday 9th March, 2013. The session was around Initial and Ongoing training especially related to innovation, technology and ICT. The...

Event: Raising the quality of teaching

by admin | 31 Jan, 2013 | Events

The Teacher Development Trust will be jointly hosting an event on “Raising the quality of teaching” with Policy Exchange and SecEd on Tuesday 5th February 2013, from 6.15 to 8pm at the prestigious central London offices of the British Council. We will be...

TDT & SecEd Tweetup: How to raise the status of the teaching profession

by admin | 8 Oct, 2012 | Events, Teachers

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnPN8MQVkn8&w=450] Political interference and a public perception that ‘anyone can teach’ were two of the obstacles mentioned to creating a greater sense of professionalism for teachers. Pete Henshaw,...