School improvement planning framework - TDA
The school improvement planning framework (SIPF) is a suite of tools and techniques designed to help schools take their planning, strategic thinking and implementation to the next level. This approach to school improvement planning aims to raise standards of attainment and promote pupil well-being. More than 200 schools were directly involved in developing this approach to school improvement planning.
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Alumni
Career Development The Alumni Association provides a variety of resources to allow you to enhance your career regardless of when you graduated or at what stage you are at in your career, we can help boost your potential. Jobs portal Placement, Internship and work experience Career Service Networking Postgraduate and CPD Business Growth The Alumni Association can also help your business grow. Take advantage of our range of services and dedicated team with the singular focus of business engagement and enhancement.
National College online network
On 1 April, the National College merged with the Teaching Agency to become the National College for Teaching and Leadership. The new agency has two key aims: improving the quality of the workforce; and helping schools to help each other to improve. Find out more about the new agency. We can help you to develop as a leader and achieve your career goals. Whether you're taking on your first leadership role or are an experienced and successful school or children's centre leader, we have something for you.
Strategic management
Effective strategic management helps schools make the best use of their resources. Schools are more able to deliver the best outcomes for their pupils if they integrate their financial planning with their wider planning and decision making process. It is the people who work in schools who make the biggest contribution to children’s experience and what they can achieve. Schools will want to preserve as much of their funding as possible for investment in their workforce, but also to ensure that they are deploying and developing people in ways which offer most value. This section provides schools with tools to support their strategic financial management, consider the way their workforce is deployed and ensure this best meets the needs of the school. Those schools that demonstrate good efficiency ensure that financial decisions are always made in the context of their development plans, and equally that their development plans are costed.
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Alumni - UWE Bristol: Alumni
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Education Competencies
Level 100: Microsoft Digital Literacy This curriculum, available both online and offline, helps educators develop a fundamental understanding of computers and productivity software. These courses help them get the essential skills they need to begin computing with confidence. The Standard Curriculum features five courses that cover computer basics: Using the Internet, Using Productivity Programs, Security, Privacy and Digital Lifestyles. The Advanced Curriculum features four courses, including Creating an Email Account, Creating a Great Resume, Searching for Content on the Web, and Social Networking. While not specific to the education context, the Microsoft Digital Literacy curriculum can be a great place to start when new to computing or to productivity applications.
The Future of Technology in our Schools: What Next?
Naace was delighted to partner with The Policy Exchange to consider 'The Future of Technology - What Next?' This invitation only event, on the morning of Thursday 8 September, kicked off the autumn term with a flourish as eminent speakers gathered in London to share their wisdom and engage policymakers, the press and a wider audience in a lively debate about the Future of Technology in our schools. With support from Naace Sponsoring Partners - BESA, Intel, Pearson and Wyse - Naace hopes to establish a clear rationale for ensuring that policymakers are well briefed about the value, impact and cost efficiency of technology use in schools.
Getting Over Student Learning Styles Theory
December 6, 2012 By: Larry D. Spence, PhD in Learning Styles There is a landfill of studies—more than 3,000 articles and 600 books.
Myerscough College - Academia.edu
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