Who can fix the teacher recruitment and retention crisis? Join our live streamed event at the University of Cambridge on 20th March at 5.30pm: https://t.co/Y3A3wVFmGi
Listen to two of our inspirational PGCE trainees talking about their journey into secondary teaching on the Teacher Talk podcast. https://t.co/nCSTjJ2ide
CLIL at the museum! Read the article about the workshops led by our fabulous ML PGCE trainees at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. https://t.co/PeLBwYEiqm
CLIL at the museum! Read the article about the workshops led by our fabulous ML PGCE trainees at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. https://t.co/PeLBwYEiqm
Museum-based teaching resources centred around a CLIL pedagogy and created by our Cambridge ML PGCE trainees are now available on the Fitzwilliam Museum website here: https://t.co/EzNhw4PcTX
Delighted to be part of the relaunched @LSPjournal 😃 This policy paper gives an overview of our @meits_owri@CamEdFac work on multilingual identity education and explains why it is so important for schools.
https://t.co/qutOuPgZl0
The #1 problem/weakness in teaching and how to address it. https://t.co/qxsZlTsrxq Now with an awesome infographic by @olicav to download from the linked post.
Developmental language disorder (DLD) needs to be the condition that teachers have heard the most about, not the least, says @lilacCourt https://t.co/esZAo7lEAb
7 days to go before the 4th Saturday Tech-Talk webinar starting at 9 am GMT 4th December 2021 and featuring
@Sabinepic1 @JustRebeccaJ from @mfl_swavesey and Agus D Priyanto on embracing collaboration in language classes. Register for FREE! https://t.co/oypXp4Xcmc #mfltwitterati
Exciting news! Our recently published @meits_owri paper on 'Developing a multilingual identity in the languages classroom: the influence of an identity-based pedagogical intervention" is now available OPEN ACCESS ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://t.co/9ZN1cG09iO
"We have a recruitment crisis in teaching. How are we expected to solve it if courses which have proven the most effective available have to pull out?"
Alumna Jess Landy, now Head of History @CombertonVC, on the @Cambridge_Uni PGCE and #ITTMarketReview
https://t.co/03OHskRdeK
New: Oxford and Cambridge respond to DfE consultation on teacher education reforms saying they will pull out of the sector unless plans are "halted": https://t.co/bz8ixetglJ