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the role of the HE sector Aileen Purdon Department of Educational Studies University of Strathclyde [email protected] 0141 950 3356

CPD in Scotland: the role of the HE sector Aileen Purdon Department of Educational Studies University of Strathclyde [email protected] 0141 950

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Page 1: CPD in Scotland: the role of the HE sector Aileen Purdon Department of Educational Studies University of Strathclyde aileen.purdon@strath.ac.uk 0141 950

CPD in Scotland: the role of the HE sector

Aileen PurdonDepartment of Educational StudiesUniversity of [email protected] 950 3356

Page 2: CPD in Scotland: the role of the HE sector Aileen Purdon Department of Educational Studies University of Strathclyde aileen.purdon@strath.ac.uk 0141 950

The policy context

Sutherland Report (1997) National consultation on CPD

(1998) Teacher Induction Development

Project (1999) ITE Benchmarks (2000) McCrone Agreement (2001)

Page 3: CPD in Scotland: the role of the HE sector Aileen Purdon Department of Educational Studies University of Strathclyde aileen.purdon@strath.ac.uk 0141 950

The pre-McCrone picture Range of postgraduate awards:

most students self-funding Discrete modules & named

pathways SQH delivered in partnership with

LAs and funded centrally Impact of local government

reorganisation Patterns of delivery

Page 4: CPD in Scotland: the role of the HE sector Aileen Purdon Department of Educational Studies University of Strathclyde aileen.purdon@strath.ac.uk 0141 950

The post-McCrone picture

Induction Chartered Teacher programme

– Partnership – Rationalisation of existing PG

courses The National Register of Providers Changing patterns of delivery

Page 5: CPD in Scotland: the role of the HE sector Aileen Purdon Department of Educational Studies University of Strathclyde aileen.purdon@strath.ac.uk 0141 950

HEIs

Local authorities

Schools

Teachers

Named PG Awards

Chartered

Teacher

SQH

Induction

Accredited modules

Induction

Short courses

Design & delivery of CT modules

Individually commissioned in-service day courses

Page 6: CPD in Scotland: the role of the HE sector Aileen Purdon Department of Educational Studies University of Strathclyde aileen.purdon@strath.ac.uk 0141 950

Issues School governance Funding Consumerism and control Standardisation v. diversity Status of constituent parts of

CPD ‘framework’ Whose CPD agenda?