My chapter on the Chartered College of Teaching’s pilot of the Early Career Framework was published as part of the book, The Early Career Framework: origins, outcomes and opportunities, edited by Tanya Ovenden-Hope.
Back in January, I attended the BAMEed Network conference, ‘Creating the future with everyone on board’. Supporting with registration meant I missed the first keynote
In January, I attended the BAMEed Network conference, ‘Creating the future with everyone on board’. The second workshop I selected was one facilitated by Frances
Last month, I attended the BAMEed Network conference, ‘Creating the future with everyone on board’. The first workshop I selected was one facilitated by Chelsea
Last month, I attended the BAMEed Network conference, ‘Creating the future with everyone on board’. The first workshop I selected was one facilitated by Chelsea
Over lunch at the BAMEed Network conference a few weeks ago, I sat with a group of teachers and leaders. Much ground was covered in conversations. One
A collection of key reading. Updated as new learning takes place. Last updated: November 2022 Defining decolonisation Why I Say ‘Decolonisation is Impossible’ Adebisi.
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August has featured the word ‘algorithm’ far more than most months in living memory, especially for those of us working in the world of education.
My chapter on the Chartered College of Teaching’s online early career support programme was published as part of the book, Teacher CPD: International Trends, opportunities and challenges, edited by Cat Scutt and Sarah Harrison.
Whilst I was working at the Chartered College of Teaching, I was invited to share my insight into effective professional development and technology use as the first guest on the Teaching Excellence podcast.
The scenario of being asked to use a virtual learning environment, a set of laptops or devices, or indeed an interactive whiteboard is likely to
This guest post comes from Emma Currie, a tutor mentor who writes about her recent completion of an online course via Future Learn. After recently
One of my favourite things to do if I get a free(!) bit of time at work is to talk to Ken Crow (Games Development
Monday 6 November 2017 and John Hattie was going to be in Sheffield. It would be an opportunity to meet the man himself. Unfortunately (or
This guest blog comes from Nick Hart, a Lecturer in Engineering at The Sheffield College. He and colleagues have recently made the move to Google