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Planning teacher learning

In this section you can find useful articles, webinars, publications and tips to help you develop in the professional practice of 'Planning teacher learning'.

Planning teacher learning

In planning effective teacher education courses and sessions (such as workshops, lectures and seminars), teacher educators should be able to:

  • use needs analysis and evaluations of any previous courses and sessions to inform planning decisions
  • define teacher learning objectives that are clear, achievable, appropriate given the teachers’ profile and (where relevant) linked to previous courses or sessions
  • identify and select appropriate learning channels (F2F, virtual, hybrid)
  • identify, select, design and adapt appropriate resources (including digital content) and activities to support these objectives
  • organise the course and sessions into coherent and logically ordered stages
  • identify how and when teachers’ skills and knowledge will be assessed

 

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Discover how to support teachers in their professional development by planning and delivering effective training. Find out how to set up and support communities of practice to facilitate collaboration and learn how to encourage all types of self-directed learning. This course is open now – enrol until 23 December.

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