Leading and coordinating CPD in secondary schools
Continuing professional development (CPD) is central to school improvement. A well resourced programme that is effectively led and coordinated, and involves people at all levels, creates a positive climate where professional development can flourish to the benefit of individual pupils. The programme needs to be linked effectively with performance management. In doing so, it also needs to build on and share the knowledge and skills of staff, and meet the needs of individuals and teams, as well as those of the whole school.
In this section
- Behaviour and attendance Core Day training materials
- Challenging Year 9 pupils in English
- Functional Skills Support Programme (FSSP)
- Gifted and Talented science master class: Case study
- Grammar for reading and writing
- ICT: Models and modelling
- ICT: Using digital video
- SEAL: Professional development
- Secondary Intervention: Teaching assistants training module Key aspects of mathematics intervention
- Speaking and listening departmental review process
- Strengthening pedagogy with ICT: Early adopters' project Bristol and Bath Spa
- Text type: Non-fiction
- Text type: Poetry
- Understanding and using the range of speaking and listening contexts for teachers
- Understanding and using types of interactive talk
- Working with sound
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