Sue Field Workshop
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The document outlines a teacher training resource bank aimed at improving teaching and learning for ages 11-19, featuring a variety of resources like policy documents, research reports, and articles. It encourages users to find and utilize specific resources to enhance subject knowledge and curriculum development, as well as provides a Q&A service for teacher education. Users are required to register to access personalized support and resources.
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Sue Field Workshop
- 1. Teacher Training Resource Bank Using Research and Evidence to Improve Teaching and Learning Perspectives for 11-19
- 2. Resources Policy documents News items Research reports Statistics Video Journal articles Glossary
- 3. Using the TTRB Browsing Links to our sister sites Search
- 4. Now it’s your turn… From the Curriculum menu, find a resource which could be used to increase new trainees’ subject knowledge (in your own subject area) From QTS Standards menu, find a resource to include in your programme for one of the more ‘elusive’ standards From Type of Resource: Research: Reports, find an article to inform programme development or (re)design – possibly in relation to personalised learning or the Children’s Plan From Whole School , find a resource to use as stimulus material for a Professional Studies session Using Search , re-find one or more of the resources above (NB Advanced Search and Refine Results )
- 5. Personalised Support Registration My TTRB Email collections to students or trainees
- 7. Comments and Queries: Type delegates’ responses here:
- 10. Statistical Sets
- 11. Question and answer service for teacher education Response within 48 hours Answer will contain links to web-based resources including journals and education databases (e.g. British Education Index) Search methodology used by librarian provided Searchable bank of previously asked questions Users must register with TTRB