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Five ways to avoid ineffective ‘instructional coaching’
The instructional coaching approach is being misunderstood in some schools leading to ineffective support for teachers.
The instructional coaching approach is being misunderstood in some schools leading to ineffective support for teachers.
TDT spoke with Jane Kennedy, Senior Specialist Advisor for Education Durham about her experience of working with the Teacher Development
Find out more about coaching in schools in our webinar video. Hosted by TDT Expert Advisors, Sharon Ealing and Concettina
Teaching can be a pretty stressful job, particularly if you are at the sharp end of the accountability system. Pressure
National Professional Qualifications (NPQs) have been a cornerstone of professional development for educators for nearly two decades. While they have
When it comes to professional development, how can school leaders build meaningful and impactful collaboration?
TDT spoke with Alison Banks, Teaching School Lead at Notre Dame High School in Norwich and Jason Brand, Assistant Principal
Analysis from the NFER and TDT suggests teachers’ feelings of autonomy make a huge difference to their morale and intention to stay in teaching.
Collaborative curriculum design as a form of inquiry has the potential for increased engagement in CPD as it involves working towards something tangible that will be put into practice.
Dr Gary Jones shares his thoughts on the recent research on instructional coaching and the implications it can have on schools’ cpd.
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