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Episode 24: Why does CPD suck, and who wants to do National Service?
Jun 7, 2024
Delve into the frustrations surrounding Continuing Professional Development in education and the contrasting views of teachers and senior leaders. Discover the quirky stories from the speakers' sports and concert experiences that highlight personal connections. The conversation also tackles the controversial idea of mandatory national service, raising philosophical questions about civic duty. As they navigate the challenges young people face today, insights into empowering the next generation offer a fresh perspective amidst political discourse.
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- The innovative Retrieving Better CPD course aims to enhance leadership effectiveness in education by teaching retrieval strategies for improved student learning.
- The debate over national service highlights the tension between encouraging civic responsibility and the potential drawbacks of enforced participation in community service.
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Retrieval Practice CPD Course
An innovative year-long CPD course called Retrieving Better has been launched, aimed at developing middle and senior leaders in implementing retrieval practice in education. This course focuses on transforming these leaders into effective practitioners while also equipping them to promote change throughout their departments and schools. Participants will engage in a series of structured sessions that involve assignments and feedback, enhancing their ability to apply and promote retrieval strategies effectively. The goal is to ensure that teachers can create lasting impacts on their students' learning through improved memory retention strategies.
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