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The NCETM: The future for CPD

The NCETM: The future for CPD. Thank you: Colin Matthews Director for Development NCETM. The purpose of today is to engage in some dialogue with you about what the new mathematics education support landscape will look like from September 2011

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The NCETM: The future for CPD

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  1. The NCETM: The future for CPD

  2. Thank you: Colin Matthews Director for Development NCETM • The purpose of today is to engage in some dialogue with you about what the new mathematics education support landscape will look like from September 2011 • To seek your views on how the NCETM can continue to be an effective player.

  3. …………. and introduction • Scene-setting • NCETM’s wider work • Teaching Schools and the new landscape • NCETM CPD Standard and where it fits • Kite-marking at school level

  4. The NCETM Standard: Aims 1. A single standard including quality indicators associated with NCETM’s three ‘strands’ of effective continuous professional development: • broadening and deepening mathematics content knowledge, • developing mathematics-specific pedagogy, which includes appreciating how learners engage with mathematics and likely obstacles to progression; • embedding effective mathematics pedagogy in practice. 2. A workable registration and submission process 3. Achievement of the Standard for CPD by many of the providers in the initial pilot: [since risen to 130+] 4. Completion of the NCETM Standard ensures provider simultaneously meets TDA CoP

  5. Group activity • On your table explore who holds and doesn’t hold (yet). • Share your experiences of the marketing, application and approval process including glitches we may wish to avoid in the future!”

  6. New Names… • Teaching Schools • NLEs and National Support Schools • Local Leaders in Education • Specialist Leaders in Education • Academies • Retail market for PD • E-Bac • Wolf Report.

  7. More about the Standard • Changed role for NCETM field force • Feedback process for all PD attendees. • Expressions of Interest. • Stage 1 submissions. • Monitoring of provision, a 15% sample. • Re-submission process starts September 2011.

  8. Group Activity • In small groups discuss the key changes and implications as you perceive them arising from the closure of the National Strategies and the establishment of the “Teaching Schools” era. • Are there other key developments we should be preparing for?

  9. DfE Executive agencies • National College of school leadership • Training and Development Agency • The Standard promotes equality of opportunity and consistency of information flow about provision. • The NCETM Events calendar is a useful outlet for CPD events

  10. Group activity • How can and should the NCETM support PD providers in the changing landscape to provide an equality of opportunity for all schools and teachers? • If the NCETM maintains a “Directory of Providers” what might this “look like”? • Is it a good idea? (VOTE)

  11. NCETM Futures…….. Thank you

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