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Spring 2005

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small right arrow A spark from the flames
What do you do when your school burns down? Thankfully, for most teachers it’s an academic question, but for head teacher Jaspaul Hill it became a reality last September.
small right arrow Assessing the options
There are strong feelings, both in the classroom and beyond, that the current system of testing pupils isn’t working. Here, the GTC’s chief executive, Carol Adams, advocates a radical overhaul.
small right arrow Fifty not out
According to national statistics, one-third of the teaching workforce is looking towards retirement, while half of England’s teachers are aged 45 plus. Patrick Kelly explores the lessons for the profession.
small right arrow First words
Welcome to the spring edition of Teaching: The GTC Magazine. One of the pleasures of being Chair of the General Teaching Council is that I get to meet teachers from all over the country – and I’m always struck by the diversity of our profession.
small right arrow GTC on the go
What does the GTC get up to on behalf of the profession? Here’s a snapshot of some of our activities over the last few months – and a glimpse of what’s to come in the near future.
small right arrow Little by little
Small schools face real challenges, not least when it comes to providing teachers with opportunities for their professional development. Barbara Oaff discovers why size matters.
small right arrow Net gains
Achieve – the GTC’s new network set up to promote race equality in schools – has got off to a promising start. We check out the advantages of joining with those who have already signed up.
small right arrow School for beginners
Newly qualified teachers (NQTs) can face a challenging first year. Penny Cottee gathers survival tips
small right arrow Telling tales
Invigorating, inspiring and exceptional are some of the accolades Phil Beadle has received since winning the Guardian Award for Teacher of the Year in a Secondary School. But what makes someone in their 30s abandon their career to retrain as a teacher? Here, Phil charts his journey.
small right arrow Words to the wise
Teachers’ TV – the first channel dedicated to the education community – launches in February. One regular programme, CareerWise, aims to help teachers focus on making the best of their working lives. We take a sneak preview.
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