Chartered College of Teaching

Coaching Teaching and Learning Workload 

Imagine (Always) Not Being Good Enough

28th May 201928th May 2019 @TeacherToolkit 1176 Views 0 Comments Appraisal, Cambridge University, Chartered College of Teaching, checklist, Coaching, Collective Teacher Efficacy, Doctorate, grading lessons, Grading Schools, modus operandi, Observations, Outstanding, Teaching and Learning, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes Are you good enough to be a teacher?

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Leadership Policies Politics 

A College Of Teaching For Everyone

29th July 20187th August 2018 @TeacherToolkit 3524 Views 6 Comments CEO, Chartered College of Teaching, Claim Your College, College of Teaching, Dame Alison Peacock, Doctorate, Feloows, Fleetwood Town, Fleetwood Town Football Club, Funding, Interview, Members, membership, Vision

Reading Time: 7 minutes Do all teachers want to create a better profession for one another?

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Podcasts Research Staff Well Being 

Podcast 12: Why Do Teachers Need To Be Evidence-Informed?

9th March 201818th May 2019 Iesha Small 2003 Views 1 Comment #TTkit100Women, #TTkitPodcast, Chartered College of Teaching, CoT, Evidence Informed Teaching, Research

Reading Time: 1 minute Why do teachers need to be evidence-informed?

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CPD Staff Well Being 

CPD Picks of The Week

9th February 20189th February 2018 Holly Gardner 1766 Views 0 Comments #1minCPD, 5 Minute Lesson Plan, Chartered College of Teaching, David Johnston, Differentiation, End Child Poverty Coalition, Evidence Informed Teaching, fake news, global competences test, IKEA, Leeds Becket University, LEGO, Mental Health, Plan International UK, Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa), pupil progress, racism, Relax, sexism, social mobility, standards, The Real Play Coalition, Unilever, Wellbeing

Reading Time: 2 minutes Have you read this 5 minute lesson plan success story?

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Blogging CPD Politics 

I’m A Celebrity, Keep Me In Here!

8th January 20188th January 2018 @TeacherToolkit 2521 Views 2 Comments Celebrity, Cha Kil-yong, Chartered College of Teaching, famous, Global Teacher Prize, Kim Ki-Hoon, Lilly Singh, Mark Anderson, social-media, Ted Wragg, The Guardian, Times Educational Supplement, web 3.0 teacher, YouTube

Reading Time: 4 minutes Has social media made teachers celebrities?

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Research Teaching and Learning 

12 Educational Research Myths

26th December 20175th September 2018 John Dabell 16063 Views 24 Comments ability grouping, Abraham Maslow, Andy Ash, bandwagon, Brain Gym, Chartered College of Teaching, critical consumers, digital natives, Education, evidence, Fads, hierachy of needs, Homework, Howard Gardner, Knowledge, learning pyramid, Learning Styles, multiple intelligences, neuromyth, Parents and Teachers for Excellence, Pete Boyd, pseudo-science, Research, School, teaching

Reading Time: 12 minutes What was the last bandwagon you jumped on?

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Seasonal Teaching and Learning Workload 

Dear Santa

3rd December 201730th November 2018 @TeacherToolkit 7550 Views 3 Comments Appraisal, Book looks, Chartered College of Teaching, Coaching, Department for Education, DfE, Donald Trump, Graded Lessons, Lesson observations, Marking, Observations, Ofsted, Poll Everywhere, Purple Pen, The End of Average, Todd Rose, Work Scrutiny, Yellow Box

Reading Time: 6 minutes If you could give any Christmas present as a gift to teachers, what would you choose?

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Teacher Training 

Just The Job

5th May 20175th May 2017 John Dabell 2897 Views 1 Comment Chartered College of Teaching, Clever Lands, Dame Alison Peacock, Education, Finland, Lucy Crehan, Masters degree, profession, Professional, Research, Richard Ingersoll, School, Teacher Training, teaching, The Independent, The Knowledge, Tom Bennett, toolbox.finland.fi, Tristram Hunt, University of Pennsylvania

Reading Time: 4 minutes Is teaching a profession?

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International Research Teaching and Learning 

Clever Together

9th March 20176th March 2017 Arushi Prabhakar 3041 Views 0 Comments accountability, Canada, Chartered College of Teaching, Clever Lands, Dame Alison Peacock, experts, global, Growing Success, Jeremy Hannay, Lucy Crehan, Ontario, sets, streams, The Guardian, Workload

Reading Time: 3 minutes How can we use our collective global experience to make us stronger?

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Leadership 

High Viz Heads

27th February 201727th February 2017 John Dabell 6343 Views 2 Comments Assessment for Learning without Limits, Chartered College of Teaching, Compelling Leadership, Dr Paul Browning, leadership practices, Professor Dame Alison Peacock, Trust, visibility, Vision

Reading Time: 4 minutes Is your headteacher an ‘innie’ or an ‘outie’?

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Conference 

Why Being Brave Is Important?

18th February 201728th September 2017 @TeacherToolkit 3748 Views 2 Comments @TeacherToolkit, Allison Peacock, Chartered College of Teaching, College of Teaching, Conference, CPD, London, Ross McGill, Teacher Panel, Tim O Brien

Reading Time: 2 minutes What does ‘being brave’ mean to you in education?

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