Sentences with phrase «subject associations»

YPO has partnered with the Association of PE (afPE)- the only representative PE Subject Association in the UK — who in conjunction with the Youth Sports Trust, has created a simple to use template to publish the use of the premium and ensure the school's compliance.

Developed in collaboration with a range of partners including the BFI, the Bradford Media Literacy Project, NI Creative Learning Centres and a wide variety of subject associations and CPD practitioners, the programme consists of two key strands: Literacy CPD designed to improve literacy through the use of film as text, and Filmmaking CPD designed to enhance curricular learning through the use of filmmaking.

Speaking to Schools Week at a Westminster Education Forum, Muijs said the Chartered College of Teaching should work with subject associations to develop a professional development programme for each subject.

The Resource Our Schools initiative, which has already attracted support from the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and numerous subject associations, comes following procurement research published by BESA that shows that primary schools are spending 3.7 per cent less on resources than last year.

Finally, as the leading subject association for music Music Mark has introduced a School Development and Support Programme, providing a framework for improving the quality of music in schools, within and beyond the curriculum.

The omission of RE from the list of approved humanities and wider arts subjects has prompted an angry response from subject associations, which fear they will be sidelined.

Late last year, DATA, the Design and Technology subject association, launched its manifesto, Designed and Made in Britain...?

Gaynord's «day job» is Year 4 classroom teacher, but his Master Teacher role (a title awarded through CAS, the Computing at School subject association) also involves him helping other educators get to grips with the new content.

Mark Chambers, chief executive of ICT subject association Naace, said: «I'm almost embarrassed to say that I am not surprised.

The company also put adverts on billboards and buses and used Twitter, as well as targeting subject associations, university lecturers and private schools.

Asked whether the college would develop a formal subject - specific chartered teacher status alongside subject associations, Peacock said there will be more talks between the two sides «down the track».

ASE is the largest professional subject association in the UK; Space Scientist and TV Presenter Dr Lucie Green and Human Genetics Professor Steve Jones will be among the speakers at this year's conference.

The collective thinking of the profession is best embodied in the mathematics teaching subject associations, particularly

We devised a set of key questions to prompt thinking about a whole school and departmental approach to assessment and posed these questions to a panel of experts; heads of department and representatives from key subject associations.

AITSL is working with key stakeholders, including subject associations regulators and providers, to describe the outcomes expected of graduates in areas of subject specialisation.

ERGO serves as the ESL / ELD Subject Association for elementary and secondary teachers in Ontario.

We enhance teacher professionalism by working with our members, together with subject associations, learned societies, higher education institutions and other educational bodies, to establish the core principles that define and lead to excellence in teaching.

The Geographical Association (GA) is the leading subject association for all teachers of geography.

The «Resource Our Schools» campaign has already attracted support from the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and numerous subject associations.

They have also targeted Universities, private schools and subject associations in search of qualified staff.

Providing professional learning is an important part of supporting teachers during the transition to a new curriculum, and subject associations are a rich source of expertise.

The reality is that in most schools there is out - of - field teaching and in talking with unions and political people and subject associations — actually it's just the way we do things in Australia.

Supporting organisations Computing At School (CAS) is the Subject Association for Computing Teachers, a free membership organisation for those interested in promoting computing in a school environment.

This final term will hopefully give you enough time to read through a few articles on pedagogy from Tes, articles from the journals of your subject association or from a body such as the Chartered College of Teaching.

«What I would want the Chartered College to do is amplify more of what's coming on in the subject associations,» she said.

Rather than observing teachers in lessons on their subject knowledge, subject associations should develop accredited programmes for them to attend.

It is also well documented that successful teacher preparation does not stop once QTS is awarded, and this is borne out by the popularity of the work that maths hubs, subject associations and teacher education providers do.

The Chartered College is working with teachers, headteachers, unions, subject associations and learned societies, schools, academy trusts and other education organisations to build a professional community of teachers.

Practitioners, researchers and the subject association NALDIC should all be involved to set a...

able to demonstrate evidence of collaborative working with strategic partners (schools, universities, professional bodies, subject associations and others) to design, develop and evaluate high - quality professional development

The storm of protest was relentless: from university educationists to free school teachers, from think - tank pundits to subject associations, from classroom teachers to senior leaders.

«In developing the content for the new GCSEs, we have consulted widely with teachers, employers and subject associations.

Between - and within - subject associations of PTSD symptom clusters and marital functioning in military couples.

[jounal] Davila, J. / 2003 / Depressive symptoms and marital satisfaction: within - subject associations and the moderating effects of gender and neuroticism / Journal of Family Psychology 17 (4): 537 ~ 570