Student and probationer teachers

By Kate Andrews, Paul Beaumont, Emma Bissett, Kath Crawford

Issue 85 | Page 28 | Published Sep 2019

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This article focuses on the structure and effectiveness of the follow-on programmes for probationer teachers that SSERC offers in the year following their involvement in SUSS (the Scottish Universities Science School), a residential PD event for secondary science/education students across Scotland.

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