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Teachers invited to ‘redesign schooling’ at SSAT symposia

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Teachers are being invited to help shape the future of English education at a series of symposia taking place in March.

The events are being hosted around the country as part of the SSAT’s Redesigning Schooling campaign.

They will focus on issues including teaching and learning, qualifications, curriculum, and accountability and will be led by people including Professor Dylan Wiliam, former Ofsted chief inspector Christine Gilbert, and Lord Baker.

The campaign, launched in December, is aimed at developing a vision for schooling that “equips students for life in the digital age and for taking their place in the global workspace”.

There are four differently themed events, which will each take place in both Manchester and London between March 7 to 22. They are:

What kind of teaching for what kind of learning? 

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