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Low-level disruption can greatly impede students’ progress. Josephine Smith outlines a CPD session to help teachers in your school improve their behaviour management
A practical guide incorporating the new Ofsted framework, by Paul Ainsworth
Allison Bolster presents an innovative alternative to the ‘single teacher in front of one class mode’
Susie Nicholson describes how CPD in the Numbers Count programme is structured to foster the development of learning communities, with many ideas which could be used in other contexts
Helen Young discusses the importance of global learning and what this means for CPD in schools
Some teachers perceive performance management as nothing more than a piece of paper that has to be reviewed once a year, so how can it be turned into something that influences daily classroom practice? Mike King reports on a survey he carried out in a school in Bristol
The applied nature of the functional skills currently being rolled out in pilots across the country calls for new approaches to teaching and learning. Elizabeth Holmes reports
With pupils who are often more computer-literate than teachers, informed CPD coordinators can do a lot to combat cyberbullying says Dr Jo Bruce
Pupils' challenging behaviour tops the list as the most stressful part of teaching; but can it be managed by teacher training? The effects of CPD on behaviour management are investigated by Elizabeth Holmes
We look at how to animate your Insets with clips of real-life good practice from Teachers TV
With a more creative and flexible secondary curriculum on the horizon, Rebecca Patterson and Debra Kidd explore what it could mean for CPD
Shiraz Chakera, professional networks manager for the GTCE, describes how the Engage Network has supported early career teachers in coping with a major concern - classroom behaviour
Brilliant TAs, imaginative NQTs, inspiring heads, successful heads of department, and, of course, innovative CPD leaders are using and appearing on Teachers TV, writes Paul Ashton





