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December 2010 Newsletter
In this issue:
- The latest research in CPD
- Is your curriculum ready for the challenges ahead?
- The future of teaching; Responsibility or Regulation?
- In other news
Welcome to the CUREE Christmas Newsletter
You are all no doubt all busy with Nativity plays, Stars in Your Eyes competitions, reading the hundreds of analyses of the White Paper etc while trying to find a few moments to make preparations for your own Christmas celebration.
The latest research on CPD
This page provides a very high level summary and overview drawn from three recent studies containing evidence about effective CPD which has a positive impact on student learning. These were then source materials discussed at the December invitation seminar held at CUREE and featuring presentations from:
- Philippa Cordingley – Chief Executive CUREE;
- Miranda Bell – Associate Director CUREE
- Helen Timperley – Professor of Education University of Auckland
Some of the key messages from Philippa Cordingley’s analysis were:
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Making research and evidence work for you
Welcome to Lead Practitioners and colleagues from the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust. CUREE (Centre for the Use of Research and Evidence in Education) works at the leading edge of evidence-informed practice - making links for practitioners in schools to the evidence base that can make a difference to your teaching.
October 2010 Newsletter
In this issue
- Finding your way to resources
- A unique opportunity to explore the very latest research into CPD
- Enlivening mentoring for new teachers
- Relaunch of Inside Evidence – the research resource for the Learning and Skills Sector
- In other news
Welcome to the CUREE Newsletter
Summer seems to have flown by. For CUREE colleagues summer and early autumn involved intense work on finalising our 3 year project for QCDA on Building the Evidence Base for a curriculum for the 21st Century. We have highlighted some of our very pra
We prize your use of research
We are proud that working with a variety of partners we are able to bring you FREE summaries and resources of evidence that we know have the potential to change your practice. But we want to hear more about how you have used some of these resources.