A professional body for teaching

By David Sait2016-01-27T00:00:00

Angela McFarlane believes that what the teaching profession needs is its own professional body. That’s why she is one of the trustees of the College of Teaching.

Angela McFarlane believes that what the teaching profession needs is its own professional body. That’s why she is one of the trustees of the College of Teaching. To find out more, Education in Chemistry met up with Angela at the recent Association for Science Education Annual conference.

This article features a video interview with Angela McFarlane

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