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The programme should be of particular interest to teachers at an early stage of their teaching career. It has been designed in line with the Teaching Council’s Policy on the Continuum of Teacher Education which recognises teachers as life-long learners and teacher education as a continuum
- develop through enquiry, reflection and experimentation with their own practice, independently and in collaboration with others
- deepen their understanding of curriculum as process and leadership for learning
- extend their skills and knowledge for teaching in particular subject areas or for carrying out particular roles such as mentoring and curriculum l
Teaching, learning and assessment
- Constructive alignment between teaching, learning and assessment; formative assessment, co-operative learning, differentiation and inclusion
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