[PDF] Top 20 Speech: Nick Gibb: Teachers are taking control of their profession: 22 June 2018

... Teachers have allowed themselves into what has been called the secret garden of pedagogy and curriculum. Some free schools and leading multi-academy trusts have radically raised expectations. For example, Dixons ... See full document

... all teachers with the knowledge they ...shows teachers’ appetite for ...of teachers who are dedicating their Saturday’s to discussing and sharing research with one ... See full document

... research-informed profession inoculated from falling victim to this ...seen teachers taking into account the imagined learning styles of their pupils - such as visual, auditory and kinaesthetic - ... See full document

... Expert teachers draw on their extensive knowledge – from knowledge of their pupils, to an understanding of cognitive science and their subject and curriculum knowledge – to inform the innumerable decisions they ... See full document

... more teachers appreciate the value of research- informed practice, this profession-led movement will improve the education and life chances of innumerable ... See full document

... It is an honour to open the International Summit on the Teaching Profession. This conference provides an excellent opportunity for politicians, unions and teacher representatives from the nations of the UK and ... See full document

... the profession. With the growth of social media, teachers have been more able to discuss the evidence that informs their practice with fellow professionals beyond the staff room in their ... See full document

... qualified teachers to develop proficiency in core aspects of ...allow teachers more time to develop at the beginning of their ...Because teachers – particularly those starting out their career – ... See full document

... provide teachers and headteachers with the resources they need to continue to drive up standards in schools, and they allow parents to choose the best school for their child safe in the knowledge that they will ... See full document

... There is work afoot on both fronts to tackle these concerns. We are in the early stages of developing a range of programmes to boost the number of teachers recruited to teach foreign languages in our schools. And ... See full document

... have control over the curriculum they teach, and with the National Curriculum setting the standard high, innovative schools led by exceptional head teachers have developed world-class ... See full document

... Tom Bennett recently led a behaviour review for us, with the aim of ensuring new teachers are fully trained in dealing with disruptive children. To complement the initial teacher training review, Tom Bennett is ... See full document

... But a particularly damaging criticism of the policy is that it is driving the arts out of education. This is not true, as the report makes clear. The EBacc was deliberately restricted to 5 subject areas to ensure that ... See full document

... today. Teachers attending this conference will have the opportunity to listen to Dr Pedro De Bruyckere dispel myths and point to promising avenues for the role of technology in ... See full document

... international data also showed a wider gap between top and bottom performers than in most other countries. England was well known for its ‘long tail of underachievement’. I vividly recall visiting classrooms around the ... See full document

... Teachers are implored to allow pupils to debate and discuss ideas, design and carry out their own scientific experiments and analyse historical sources. In the immediate aftermath of the PISA report publication ... See full document

... Leading academies and free schools show what it is possible to achieve. They provide an evidence base for other schools to learn from. Year on year, as new secondary free schools reach their fifth year and their first ... See full document

... most teachers reported that the changes implemented had led to positive outcomes for pupils, which included an “increased enthusiasm for mathematics, deeper engagement, increased confidence, and higher levels of ... See full document

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... 2018. “Community Memory and Imagination: What Saith the Scriptures?” St. Joseph’s College, University of Alberta. March 15. 2016. “History, Memory, Literature: On Reading Literary Artifacts as Historical Sources.” ... See full document