Teaching doesn’t need upgrading

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And here’s why according to teacher fellow Kristy Turner

Debates around teaching come and go like the tides, and they often centre on what qualifications teachers need. It’s not enough to know how to be a teacher; effective teachers who get the best outcomes from their students, need to know their subject inside out too. But does that mean they need a postgraduate qualification in their subject too? Teacher fellow Kristy Turner considers the question, with particular reference to chemistry (and science) teachers.

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