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Schools in disadvantaged areas more likely to rely on teaching assistants

Support staff

Research reveals CPD's impact on student outcomes

CPD

Best Practice Focus: Recruitment and Retention: 12 solutions for schools

Recruitment & Retention

Good practice for professional coaching

CPD

Retention: The vital role of teacher autonomy

Recruitment & Retention

Call for increased teacher efficacy to counter rise in work-related stress

Teaching staff

Best Practice Focus: Reducing teacher workload: Part 2

Workload

The traits of effective teaching (and teachers)

Pedagogy

Gap in library provision for FSM students

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Best Practice Focus: Reducing teacher workload: Part 1

Workload

Are you working 59 hours a week? 'Radical action' needed to tackle teachers' long working hours

Recruitment & Retention

Flexible and part-time working in practice

Recruitment & Retention
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