Newbubbles – Teacher Blog

Mike Davis, Principal Officer for Furtehr Education, OFSTED, is leading an Inspection Preparation masterclass in Portsmouth on 27th March 2013 at the Oasis Conference Centre, Cosham.

Inspection Preparation Training 27.03.13

FE News: UCU has provided an update on government thinking in respect of the IfL and gives us food for thought for lesson observations. A moratorium on graded observations? an increasingly popular choice!

FE News – Sept 2012

CPD Training: Lesson Observation & Feedback Skills, 9th Nov 2012, Oasis Conference Centre, Cosham, Nr Portsmouth

Newbubbles Ltd is holding a Masterclass in Lesson Observation & Feedback skills for FE staff with observation responsibilities. This event provides up-to-the-minute details on the new 2012 inspection priorities and how to grade against the 2012 observation criteria.

Training Event – Lesson Observation & Feedback Skills 09.11.12

CPD Training: Differentiation Masterclass, 13th Nov 2012, Oasis Conference Centre, Cosham, Nr Portsmouth

Distinguished speaker Robert Powell, former Headteacher and now successful FE consultant, leads a session on differentiation for FE teachers teaching at Foundation level to level 4. Dediacted to meeting the requirements of the new 2012 common inspection framework.

Differentiation Masterclass – CPD Event for FE Teachers

Please see two exciting CPD events coming up for FE teachers in the South. Trevor Gordon on Equality and Arnie Skelton on Motivation & Retention.

Motivation&Retention_Flyer_20.11.12

Equality_flyer_14.11.11

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