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Approaches to CPD
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is the systematic updating and enhancement of skills, knowledge and competence which takes place throughout working life. Whilst we all acknowledge the need for CPD many of us are unsure how to access it or what would be the most suitable suitable CPD to undertake. The following links will provide help in both these areas.
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Assessment (1) |
Chemistry (1) |
Development Project (2) |
Edexcel (5) |
External Event (2) |
External Publication (1) |
Guidance (8) |
Learning Activity (1) |
OCR (7) |
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AQA (Showing 3 of 4 available)
TES: Free Teaching ResourcesWeb link
Link to the Times Educational Supplement website where teachers share 1000s of resources with each other. Search by subject, key stage or key word. Free registration required.
RSC Presenting Science: AfL - Planning an InvestigationWeb link
This page is about planning, carrying out and interpreting results of investigations. A lesson plan produced by the RSC designed to incorporate assessment for learning into chemistry teaching.
Structure of Matter PowerPointWeb link
A presentation covering atomic models, subatomic particles and forces within atoms. Quite advanced, hence suitable for teachers refreshing own knowledge, but selected slides could be used in class.
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Assessment (Showing 1 of 1 available)
TeachersTV: AFL in BiologyWeb link
15-minute video demonstrating one teacher's approach to assessment for learning in the secondary biology classroom, from the Teachers TV website.
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Chemistry (Showing 1 of 1 available)
Access to Chemistry
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This book aims to bridge the gap between vocational or non-standard study routes and an honours undergraduate course. This would be a useful textbook to provide comprehensive background knowledge for...
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Development Project (Showing 1 of 2 available)
Raising quality and achievement: lessons learnedWeb link
Webpage linking to LSN report from the Raising Quality and Achievement Programme on best practice networks. 2001 but still useful. It considers how to help people learn from others', good practice, wh...
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Edexcel (Showing 4 of 5 available)
Doc Brown: Organic ChemistryWeb link
Organic chemistry page from Doc Brown’s Chemistry about alkanes, alkenes, esters, carboxylic acids and alcohols – relevant to GCSE specifications.
TES: Free Teaching ResourcesWeb link
Link to the Times Educational Supplement website where teachers share 1000s of resources with each other. Search by subject, key stage or key word. Free registration required.
RSC Presenting Science: AfL - Planning an InvestigationWeb link
This page is about planning, carrying out and interpreting results of investigations. A lesson plan produced by the RSC designed to incorporate assessment for learning into chemistry teaching.
Structure of Matter PowerPointWeb link
A presentation covering atomic models, subatomic particles and forces within atoms. Quite advanced, hence suitable for teachers refreshing own knowledge, but selected slides could be used in class.
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External Event (Showing 2 of 2 available)
Specialist Schools and Academies Trust: innovation
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88 lead science colleges in each region developing and disseminating innovative practice
Case studies and further information at: www.schoolsnetwork.org.uk/gcsescienceprogrammes
Ranges from assessm...
CLEAPSS Courses: INSET for science teachers and techniciansWeb link
Webpage listing CLEAPSS courses for teachers and technicians with links to details. 2007 courses included microbiology, microscope maintenance, fume cupboard monitoring, chemical handling, electrical...
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External Publication (Showing 1 of 1 available)
Access to Chemistry
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This book aims to bridge the gap between vocational or non-standard study routes and an honours undergraduate course. This would be a useful textbook to provide comprehensive background knowledge for...
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Guidance (Showing 4 of 8 available)
Institute of Biology: Support for Professional BiologistsWeb link
Homepage of the Institute of Biology, the organisation for professional biologists. Membership, events and publications, including Biologist and The Journal of Biological Education, JBE. Topical biolo...
The Secondary National Strategy, Key Stage 4Web link
The Standards Site web page supporting the strengthening of teaching and learning across the curriculum for all pupils aged 14-16. Includes links to case studies, resources and publications.
Schools Network: The Specialist Schools and Acadamies TrustWeb link
This website of the Specialist Schools and Acadamies Trust includes a wide variety of information and practical support for schools and their partners supplied by members of the network.
Institute Of Physics: EducationWeb link
Education page section of the IOP deals with the latest curriculum development initiatives, Affiliated Schools Scheme and professional development courses, as well as resource links and information ab...
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Learning Activity (Showing 1 of 1 available)
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OCR (Showing 4 of 7 available)
RSC Presenting Science: AfL - Planning an InvestigationWeb link
This page is about planning, carrying out and interpreting results of investigations. A lesson plan produced by the RSC designed to incorporate assessment for learning into chemistry teaching.
TES: Free Teaching ResourcesWeb link
Link to the Times Educational Supplement website where teachers share 1000s of resources with each other. Search by subject, key stage or key word. Free registration required.
Doc Brown: Organic ChemistryWeb link
Organic chemistry page from Doc Brown’s Chemistry about alkanes, alkenes, esters, carboxylic acids and alcohols – relevant to GCSE specifications.
Structure of Matter PowerPointWeb link
A presentation covering atomic models, subatomic particles and forces within atoms. Quite advanced, hence suitable for teachers refreshing own knowledge, but selected slides could be used in class.
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Training and Consultancy (Showing 5 of 7 available)
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