Keele and North Staffordshire Teacher Education conference on 28th March 2023 (1-4pm), FREE and online via Teams. Please see full details below, including how to book and the attached flyer.
The Universities Council for the Education of Teachers (UCET) offers scholarships of up £2,000 to allow colleagues from UCET member institutions to investigate aspects of teacher education or undertake educational research in one or more overseas universities/HEIs or, from this year onwards, for colleagues from overseas HEIs to undertake research in partnership with UCET member institutions. The scholarships are named in honour of our former Academic Secretary Gordon Kirk, and are supported using funds generously donated by the former trustees of the Hewett Driver Trust.
A copy of the PP slides from the DfE partnership grant webinar, held on Monday 16th January 2023. A link to the recording of the event can also be accessed (see details below).
Are you looking for current books and research to help you support an ambitions and rigours English curriculum that delivers and goes beyond the Core Content Framework? At UKLA we have gone though our extensive collection of quality resources to create a list that might provide a useful support for your reading lists for under-graduates and postgraduates.
The Teacher Education Advancement Network (TEAN) is an active professional development network of teacher educators, across the UK and beyond, which supports sharing of innovative practice and research in teacher education and development.
The 2023 TEAN Conference will welcome delegates to our highly regarded, face-to-face research and professional development event in Manchester on Thursday 11th and Friday 12th May 2023.
The Equalities Subgroup of UCET has been working on a student census to build a picture of the demographics of teacher education students across England. The reason for collecting this is to develop a transparent understanding of who is undertaking courses to become a teacher and where there is underrepresentation so that, as a sector, we can target our response in an informed manner to ensure that we have a teaching community that is representative of our communities.
National and provider-level information about the numbers and characteristics of new entrants to Initial Teacher Training (ITT) in England in the training year 2022/23; and 2022/23 PGITT targets. The statistical release also includes information on numbers and characteristics of new entrants to early years ITT.
An analysis of Department for Education support for the continuing professional development of teachers, prepared by the Continuing Professional Development Forum of the Universities Council for the Education of Teachers. The executive summary and a copy of the full paper are attached.
This publication provides guidance from the Department for Education (DfE) on how to apply for funding to aid in the delivery of reformed Initial Teacher Training (ITT) courses leading to the award of Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) from the academic year 2024 onwards.
Following a number of requests from members, NASBTT is pleased to provide NASBTT and UCET Members with access to our Partnership Directory, this directory lists accredited providers who are open to partnership discussions.
The Improvising Teacher Reconceptualising Pedagogy, Expertise and
Professionalism by Nick Sorensen, Bath Spa University, UK
Series: Routledge Research in Education. The Improvising Teacher offers a radical reconceptualisation of improvisation as a fundamental element of teacher expertise. Drawing on theories of improvisation and expertise alongside empirical research, the book argues for a broader cultural shift in
the way we understand teaching and teacher professionalism.
The classroom needs you! Continue your engineering and materials science career by getting into the classroom and use your skills and passion to inspire the next generation.
Corrina Richards is a doctoral research student at the University of East London researching the phenomenon of 'imposter syndrome' for teacher educators in ITE and is looking to hear about any experiences. Please see the attached poster and information leaflet if you would like to participate in this research project.
For many Virtual Heads and EP services, developing the capacity of schools to meet the needs of their children is a key issue, on a national level. Many have used ARC membership as their starting point and a means of connecting local practice to a national agenda focused on children’s mental health and well being. With many schools going the extra mile and developing best practices, making a huge difference to children’s lives and futures, ARC has extended its membership offer. This newly developed offer now includes a bespoke self assessment tool in the ARC Matrix, a development plan framework and audit resource and an ARC Pathway model, specifically designed to support school settings, to begin and continue their journey to becoming attachment and trauma aware; as well as align with Ofsted criteria.
A new NISTR solution will be launching for the new academic year 2022/23 for the benefit of all substitute teachers and school users. This innovative system is currently in development through the Education Information Solutions (EdIS) programme.
It is vital that you are registered and that your details are up to date on the current system. All users will be automatically transferred to the new system ahead of the new school year.
The 2022 TEAN Conference event will be held on Thursday 05 and Friday 06 May 2022. Following the popularity of our discussion 'TEAN Talking' webinars, it has been suggested that we add a new dimension to this year's conference and are welcoming abstracts for current research and innovative practice hot topics as 'Talking Points' for discussion!