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‘As I reach the end of my NQT year, I’m worried about how I will survive my career in teaching’
This NQT loves being in the classroom, but worries about how the negativity surrounding the profession will affect him in the long term
25 June 2017
‘I have been asked to report teachers who fail to control behaviour - but they are not the ones to blame’
Teachers are held unfairly accountable for pupil behaviour, even when there are other factors at play, says one anonymous teaching assistant
18 June 2017
Parenting on the frontline of exam reform: ‘What can I do when my daughter has a panic attack while taking GCSE maths?’
I rage at the reformed exam system putting intolerable pressure on teachers and students and creating a generation of damaged children, writes one parent
6 June 2017
‘When apathetic and feckless students mess up their GCSEs, we teachers are accused of being lazy or ineffective’
Despite doing everything in her power to help her students achieve, this teacher still feels unfairly blamed when students’ progress data is not strong enough
28 May 2017
‘Why is my school still grading observations when Ofsted says it shouldn’t?’
Grading lessons is unhelpful and damaging, says this assistant head of English
28 May 2017
‘The new GCSEs are setting the less able pupils up to fail - it’s totally inappropriate’
The new GCSEs are too much for some pupils to handle and we are setting them up for failure by forcing them to sit the exams, argues one teacher
21 May 2017
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