Teachers TV New Competition - Tomorrow's Teacher

Tomorrow's Teacher

Teachers TV in association with ESRC is launching an exciting, cross curriculum project for you and your class called Tomorrow's Teacher. The aim is to inspire you and your students to imagine the future: to consider how today's rapid pace of change will impact upon the educational needs of the next generation, and to think about how best to deliver that education. How will tomorrow's teacher differ from today? This is your chance to have your say and tell us how you think the role of teachers in the future will change. 

 

Staff Competition

Teachers and all those working in education including trainee teachers are invited to research and submit a short (1500 word) think-piece/paper on teaching and the role of the teacher in the future. Tell us what you think the role of tomorrow's teacher will be and how and what they will teach. The winner will receive a £250 Amazon voucher and four runners up will receive £100 worth of Amazon vouchers. All winners will be selected by a panel of judges. Their winning papers will also be published online at Teachers TV.

 

Class Competition

To enter you need to run a lesson or activity (or a series of lessons) linked to the theme of Tomorrow's Teacher and send us three examples of the best of your students' work on the subject. You could win up £250 of Amazon vouchers for your school, and have the opportunity to be filmed for a special Teachers TV programme. To support you Teachers TV has developed a fantastic set of resources for Key Stages 1, 2, 3 and 4, to help you deliver an engaging cross-curricular lesson on the future of teaching, with links to the national curriculum in science and other subjects too. It's a great idea for National Science and Engineering week on 6-15 March 09!

 

Entries must be received by midnight on 31 March 2009. Full details can be found here.

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Topic Area

Events

QTS Standards

Q8 Have a creative and constructively critical approach towards innovation

Type of Resource

Teachers TV

Authors :

Teachers TV

Source :

www.teachers.tv/tomorrow

Publisher :

Teachers TV

Article Id :

15201

Date Posted:

27/2/2009