features
Explore feature articles on a range of topics from across education.
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Bureaucracy – will less be more?
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- 23 Jun 2011
GTC Chair Gail Mortimer examines key proposals in the Education Bill
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Teachers TV website comes to an end
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- 03 May 2011
The website, which provided over 3,000 short training videos on a wide variety of teaching topics, has closed down and enquiries are being re-directed to the Department for Education.
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An interview with Alan Meyrick
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- 04 Apr 2011
New GTC Chief Executive, Alan Meyrick, talks about his priorities for the year ahead.
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Just a paperwork exercise?
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- 25 Jan 2011
Teachers share their views on performance management in new research commissioned by the GTC.
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Calling all teachers
- published:
- 10 Jan 2011
Hello is a new campaign launched by The Communication Trust to help support children with a speech, language and communication need.
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Going into the classroom
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- 29 Oct 2010
New video content demonstrating best practice in a classroom environment has been added to the pedagogy section of the GTC website.
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World Teachers' Day
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- 04 Oct 2010
On World Teachers’ Day, 5 October 2010, hundreds of thousands of ordinary people around the world are expected to pay homage to all teachers who have been directly or indirectly affected by a major crisis.
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Cause and effect
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- 24 Sep 2010
This research summary looks at how young students approach abstract scientific concepts.
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A debate in the public interest
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- 06 Aug 2010
Chief Executive Keith Bartley encourages a wide-ranging discussion on the GTC's functions in a National Education Trust article.
Value of the GTC's functions (138kb)
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Teaching stars win 2010 GTC awards
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- 05 Jul 2010
Five outstanding teachers have received awards from the GTC, given in honour of the GTC’s first chief executive, Carol Adams.
