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Teacher expertise should be in the DNA of every school
Yet, they’re not being provided with enough CPD to develop and gain confidence for leadership, says Dame Alison Peacock
13 September 2018
‘Teachers must celebrate difference in pupils’ learning, rather than demanding conformity at all costs’
Students learn in diverse, sometimes challenging, ways – but it’s the unique thinkers who enable society to move forward, writes Dame Alison Peacock
31 October 2017
Hit the pause button in your career and take lessons in life
We speak of teachers ‘leaving the profession’ as if it is impossbile for them to ever return – but, actually, they can come back to the classroom rejuvenated after a break to pursue other life experiences
25 August 2017
The key to workload? Doing less and achieving more
The burden of workload is dragging teachers down – but there is a solution. By building their professional expertise, teachers can acquire the courage to be more selective about how they use their precious time
21 July 2017
My train of thought? Let’s keep teachers fulfilled
In the midst of the recruitment crisis, let’s not forget the bright young things who are propping up our profession
28 April 2017
Charting a course ahead has been a humbling experience
Several months into the job, the CEO of the new Chartered College of Teaching is feeling inspired by the words of teachers around the country
31 March 2017
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