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A number of new proposals have been put forward to restructure teacher pay and career pathways in order to tackle the retention crisis. Yvonne Williams examines how feasible they could be

Labour seems to be falling into the same trap as the government of failing to recognise the importance of experienced teachers in the profession, argues Yvonne Williams

A recent report on teacher workload suggests changes to directed time rules. Yvonne Williams considers what other options there could be – and how feasible the idea really is

As Ofsted’s remit comes under pressure like never before, schools should also consider how to rethink their own self-evaluation culture to ensure a focus on quality does not contribute to workload burdens

Fears that AI could undermine non-examined assessments may set alarm bells ringing for those who recall the old GCSE controlled assessments, says Yvonne Williams

Job evaluation could be a way of tackling the three huge issues fuelling the teacher recruitment and retention crisis – workload, low pay and long hours, says Yvonne Williams