Thinking
The latest thinking from our team of experts and our community of frontline educators.
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Reflect on your school’s inclusive practice with Leading Enhanced Provision
Are you a leader in a mainstream school wondering how to provide more support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)? Our Leading Enhanced Provision programme helps you think deeply about the offer that's right for your pupils.
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Trainee teacher talks: “It’s the little victories that make all the hard work worthwhile”
When Will Coles taught a child to tie their shoelaces, it sparked his drive for supporting pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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Four ways early years settings can be more inclusive
How can early years settings create a truly inclusive environment for every child? Expert practitioners Dixie-Louise Dexter and Nicola Middleton explain four approaches their early years team takes to provide tailored support from the very start.
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What is adaptive teaching?
Adaptive teaching is a phrase that’s growing in use in education, but it brings together older ideas and can draw on pre-existing techniques and strategies. Read more about what adaptive teaching involves as a core part of high-quality teaching, and how teachers can use it to help all pupils access the same learning goals.
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What’s the difference between in-school teacher training and university teacher training?
If you’re thinking about becoming a teacher, one of the first things you’ll need to decide is which route you take to gain qualified teacher status (QTS). We’ve explained the key differences between in-school teacher training and university teacher training to help you decide which route is best for you.
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Five reasons to choose in-school teacher training
If you’re thinking about becoming a teacher, you might be considering which route is right for you. Discover how in-school teacher training offers a unique way to learn, develop and make a difference from day one.
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Five ways early career training supports work-life balance for new teachers
Work-life balance is a key factor in retaining teachers. Read five ways our Early Career Training Programme supports new teachers to balance their training with other demands so you can build a strong, confident teaching team for the future.
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Why coaching matters for your early career teachers and wider school
Coaching helps both new teachers and mentors to develop their skills and put great teaching into practice. Discover how an instructional coaching approach on our Early Career Training Programme supports and strengthens your whole team.