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Report calls for better training for teachers to cope with mental health problems in schools, but some warn against a ‘sticking plaster’ approach

The new ‘market quality associates’ will also support successful ITT providers to provide new ‘high-quality design, content and delivery’

Using AI can help teachers to assess information and draw conclusions about whether a pupil has a learning difficulty, new research shows

Sam Freedman pores over the Schools White Paper and finds little to get excited about – apart from, perhaps, proposals around academies that address issues left unattended for too long

A new report warns teacher recruitment challenges could be faced in subjects that usually recruit well

‘Shocking shortfalls’ in teacher training revealed by new research, which raises concerns about how deaf pupils are supported in key early development years

Leading lights from the world of initial teacher education will debate how the sector needs to evolve by 2030 at the World Education Summit next week. ÌÇÐÄVlog has had a preview of the big questions they’ll be tackling

A group of big multi-academy trusts is the preferred bidder to run the government’s new teacher training organisation, ÌÇÐÄVlog understands

Stem subjects are worst hit – a quarter of places on Scottish postgraduate courses for maths teachers went unfilled this year

Applications to initial teacher education have dropped below pre-Covid levels, new Scottish figures show – but universities say demand is ‘still high’

A Welsh scheme in which hundreds of newly qualified teachers have been placed in schools with their wages paid by government has been a big success story, says Laura Doel

The pilot scheme will aim to recruit engineering graduates to become physics teacher trainees