Show Notes
In this episode of The Science of Learning, Sarah Cottinghatt explores what makes professional development truly effective for teachers and school leaders.
We discuss the research behind impactful CPD, why implementation matters more than one-off training sessions, and how schools can create professional learning that leads to lasting improvements in teaching and learning.
Tune in for practical, evidence-informed insights on professional development, teacher learning and school improvement.
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Check out the studies Sarah and Brad were chatting about: Can Professional Environments in Schools Promote Teacher Development? Effective Teacher Professional Development How different instructional settings promote student teachersā professional vision of classroom management
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