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Urgh, INSET day.
Being involved in decisions around your own CPD will supercharge your practice and the success of your pupils – make sure you are heard!
Being involved in decisions around your own CPD will supercharge your practice and the success of your pupils – make sure you are heard!
In February, TDT convened an expert working party of education professionals. The goal? To explore and define the uniqueness of teacher learning.
Guest post from Shane Leaning, an international school organisational coach and podcaster learning with teachers and leaders across the globe.
In response to the Labour Party’s mission document, we began to explore their proposal of an entitlement to continuous professional development.
Following today’s publication of the new IPPR report, our Co-CEO (Innovation & Research), David Weston, responds and reflects on some
““Great leaders do not create followers, they create more leaders” – Tom Peters From hero headteachers to empowered expert
When it comes to professional development, how can school leaders build meaningful and impactful collaboration?
Analysis from the NFER and TDT suggests teachers’ feelings of autonomy make a huge difference to their morale and intention to stay in teaching.
Most governing boards are less sure about the strategies schools employ for supporting their employees through continuous professional development
Resistance from colleagues is a familiar experience to many school leaders. In many cases this resistance is not unfounded.
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