Primary newly qualified teachers' experience of the induction year in its first year of implementation in england
Authors:
Chris Kyriacou a;
Anne O'Connor a
| Affiliation: | a University of York, United Kingdom |
DOI:
10.1080/13674580300200211
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4 issues per year
Subject:
Continuing Professional Development;
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Previously published as:
British Journal of In-Service Education
(0305-7631)
until 1998
Previously published as:
Journal of In-Service Education
(1367-4587,
1747-5082)
until 2009
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Abstract
This research followed a cohort of 43 primary PGCE students in England into their first teaching posts who were undertaking the induction year in the first year of its operation. An analysis of the responses identified five key issues: the timing of the statutory arrangements; the reduced timetable; funding; the support system; and career entry profiles. The study indicates that the rapid introduction of the induction year meant that many of the arrangements did not operate as intended
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