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Your roundup of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular news and features articles from the past week, including the DfE and Ofqual’s plans for GCSE and A-level exams, the shortfall in teacher trainees and tips to tackle low-level disruption in your classroom

There are plenty of opportunities to ensure that your professional learning does not stop after you qualify as a teacher, explains Colin McGill

The government says the new ITT steering group will work with the sector on ‘next steps’, after fears that its culling of providers would lead to regional ‘cold spots’

DfE publishes full list of organisations accredited to offer teacher training courses from 2024 following its shake-up of the sector

The government’s reaccreditation of teacher training providers was ‘unnecessary and flawed’, says higher education leader

Exclusive: A total of 179 providers have now been approved to offer courses following the DfE shake-up of the sector, 91¶¶Òõ has learned

Physics, computing, English and biology are facing particular problems, new data shows

Teacher training courses are so short that trainees only have enough time to learn how to survive in the profession – and no more, says Professor Geraint Jones

From Rome to Prague, a small number of SCITTs believe the chance to teach overseas during ITT could lure more new teaching recruits – and bring benefits to the schools they work in, both home and abroad, as Keith Cooper discovers

The Early Career Framework fully funded option might seem like the best route for time-poor school leaders. But to dismiss the core option would be a mistake, says this induction tutor

Calum Davey is appointed to help ‘build a bridge between evidence and education practice’

Your roundup of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular news and features from the past week includes expert analysis of this week’s A-level results, as well as news of an exam board strike and tips for motivating your school support staff