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Whether your preferred destination is the executive suite or simply the nearest exit from your current position, don't let your job take you aimlessly down any path. In fact when it comes to career planning, don't think in terms of "jobs" at all, says corporate transitions expert William Bridges, Ph.D. Instead he suggests building your career plan on "doing the work you're best at for the employers who need it."     

A Logical Model for Curriculum Development

Curriculum development is presented in a model arranged on a logical rather than a chronological basis, with emphasis on process rather than on product or syllabus content. The writers relate various components of the model to recent researches into student learning, and advocate its use as practical assistance for self-organization when approaching curriculum development tasks.     

Scaffolding literacies across the Bachelor of Education program: an argument for a course‐wide approach

Contemporary teacher educators often find themselves teaching large numbers of students from increasingly diverse backgrounds an expanded curriculum in a university environment characterised by cost‐cutting and a climate of “user pays”. Ensuring that students graduate with sufficiently well‐developed literacy skills to equip them to prepare future generations for the complex literacy requirements of contemporary society can be challenging. Informed by data from a longitudinal, qualitative study of 10 students' literacy development across the four years of a Bachelor of Education course, we propose a range of strategies that can be used to develop effective literacy practices. Through careful mapping of the assessment requirements over a four year degree, and by setting tasks which require students to engage with complex reading material and which offer a high degree of challenge coupled with adequate support, staff can assist students to develop the range of literacy practices required for success at university and in their future teaching careers.     

Audio-Visual Advances in a Primary School at Stevenage

Six years ago several lines of enquiry were started at Peartree Spring Junior School, each arising out of different needs. Although these different lines of research did not all necessarily start at once it was found that progress in one direction often led to a simultaneous step forward in others.