DiscoverThe Edtech Podcast#300 What If CPD Actually Worked for Teachers, Not Against Them? - With Hachette Learning
#300 What If CPD Actually Worked for Teachers, Not Against Them? - With Hachette Learning

#300 What If CPD Actually Worked for Teachers, Not Against Them? - With Hachette Learning

Update: 2025-12-19
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Teachers today are genuinely time-poor. Between increasing administrative demands, constant assessment, and the rapid rise of AI, finding professional development that truly fits into a teacher's reality can feel impossible. Too often, CPD remains one-size-fits-all detached from linguistically diverse classrooms and the real challenges educators face every day.

When professional learning fails to connect with practice, the impact goes far beyond wasted hours. Essential skills such as oracy, effective EAL strategies, and healthy digital habits are overlooked, contributing to teacher burnout and leaving students ill-equipped for life beyond the classroom.

In this podcast episode, we speak with experts from Hachette Learning Academy about a more adaptive, teacher-led approach to professional learning one that prioritises what actually matters. Listen to the full episode to discover a powerful "hidden skill" that could matter more than reading or writing for students' future career success.

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#300 What If CPD Actually Worked for Teachers, Not Against Them? - With Hachette Learning

#300 What If CPD Actually Worked for Teachers, Not Against Them? - With Hachette Learning