Teaching Standards Flashcards
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Which Teachers' Standard directly addresses the need to 'manage behaviour effectively to ensure a good and safe learning environment'?
Answer: Standard 7
Standard 7 specifically focuses on managing behaviour effectively, requiring teachers to have clear rules and routines, manage classes effectively, and maintain good relationships.
Under Part Two of the Teachers' Standards, what is expected of teachers regarding fundamental British values?
Answer: They must not undermine fundamental British values including democracy, rule of law, individual liberty, and mutual respect
Part Two requires teachers not to undermine fundamental British values, which include democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and mutual respect and tolerance.
What does Standard 4 of the Teachers' Standards require?
Answer: Plan and teach well-structured lessons
Standard 4 requires teachers to plan and teach well-structured lessons, including imparting knowledge and developing understanding through effective use of lesson time.
How does Standard 5 of the Teachers' Standards define the teacher's role regarding different pupil needs?
Answer: Teachers must adapt teaching to respond to the strengths and needs of all pupils
Standard 5 requires teachers to adapt teaching to respond to the strengths and needs of all pupils, knowing when and how to differentiate appropriately.
A trainee teacher is assessed against the Teachers' Standards at the end of their initial teacher training. What must be true for QTS to be recommended?
Answer: They must demonstrate that they meet all the Standards at the appropriate level
To be recommended for QTS, trainees must demonstrate that they meet all the Teachers' Standards at the level expected of a newly qualified teacher across all settings.
Which body can prohibit a teacher from teaching in England if they are found guilty of serious misconduct?
Answer: The Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA)
The Teaching Regulation Agency can issue prohibition orders preventing individuals from teaching in England following investigations into serious misconduct, conviction of relevant offences, or capability issues.