Defunct? The Role Of Observations At Interview
I have a bee in my bonnet and a professional-personal dilemma that I’d like to share with my readers.
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Getting it right: The value of observations (Part 2/2)
In April 2014, I raised “The importance of observations and ‘Getting It Right’ (Part 1)” and highlighted the open versus…
A Culture of Lesson Observations
Almost three months have now passed since Ofsted announced the ground-breaking news, that inspectors would no longer be grading individual…
Getting it right: The importance of observations (Part 1/2)
The role of observations over the last few weeks, if not months, has debated the purpose of observations; the place…
Where do observations go from here? by @TeacherToolkit
The plans to abandon grading observations; teachers or teaching – however you define it – is an opportunity for all…
When observations go wrong: #SecretOfsted by @TeacherToolkit
This is a #SecretOfsted @TeacherToolkit article: A teacher’s experience of Ofsted, in Gloucestershire.
The role of lesson observations by @TeacherToolkit
If you have been hiding under a rock, you may be unaware, that there is currently a wealth of discussion…
Developing a Brilliant Book Cover
How do authors design their book covers?
On-Demand Webinar: Teacher Toolkit
Note: This on-demand training is limited to 30 minutes and is not part of The Toolkit subscription or Teacher Training…
On-Demand Webinar: Just Great Teaching
Note: This on-demand training is limited to 30 minutes and is not part of The Toolkit subscription or Teacher Training…
The Future of Ofsted’s Single Word Judgements …
Does Ofsted’s one-word judgements ‘actually help parents’ … and raise standards?
What I’ve Learned From Working As A PGCE Tutor
What advice could a PGCE tutor offer other trainee teachers and school mentors?