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Carter said the cash aims to create «less patchy» coverage of multi-academy trusts (MATs) and teaching school alliances (TSAs); launch more high quality training routes for teachers in challenging areas; make sure curriculum ideas such as «mastery» consistently enter all classrooms; and allow faster intervention when schools are failing.
He wanted the cash to be used to ensure «less patchy» coverage of multi-academy trusts and teaching school alliances, as well as to launch better training routes for teachers in challenging areas, to make sure curriculum ideas such as «mastery» consistently enter all classrooms, and to allow faster intervention when schools are failing.
The government is to launch revamped leadership qualifications for school leaders in September using two organisations incorporating over 100 teaching school alliances and multi-academy trusts.
By 2015, some schools were in local Teaching School Alliances (TSAs) or Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs)-- a replacement framework for collaboration.
Among the presenters will be former Education Secretary John B. King, Jr.; civil rights activist and former Baltimore schools administrator Deray McKesson; Kaya Henderson, former chancellor of D.C. schools; and Brittany Packnett, vice president of national community alliances for Teach For America; as well as several othefor Teach For America; as well as several otheFor America; as well as several others.
It also recommends that the Government requires a suitable training course for one person within each Teaching School alliance, who will become a Specialist Leader in Education on assessment to provide professional development on assessment more widely.