英语课件：Educational consultant and adviser.ppt

Welcome Paul Good Educational consultant and adviser British Education Funding to Schools Education Spending 2008-9 ￡80.8bn 5.8% GDP 2000-1 ￡55.2bn 4.6% GDP 1996-7 ￡49.1bn 4.8% GDP 1990-1 ￡44.4bn 4.9% GDP Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG)2008 - 2009 Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG)2008 - 2009 Aggregate School Budget (primary) Aggregate School Budget (Secondary) Aggregate School Budget Staffing Teachers Teaching Assistants Administration Mentors Caretaking Domestic Catering Aggregate School Budget Premises Repair and Maintenance Capital Projects Extensions Improvements Heating Lighting Aggregate School Budget Teaching Materials Furniture Textbooks Stationery Materials Library resources ICT infrastructure Support for pupils Teaching Professional and Organisational Issues Pupil teacher ratios Private schools 9.5 State Primary 26.2 State secondary 20.9 Aided schools 68% anglican – 30% RC Teachers Main pay scale M1 20,133 20,627 M2 21,726 22,259 M3 23,472 24,048 M4 25,278 25,898 M5 27,270 27,939 M6 29,427 30,148 Teachers Upper pay scale U1 31,878 - 32,660 U2 33,060 - 33,870 U3 34,281 - 35,121 Teachers Pay Secondary teacher’s starting salary $40,266 GDP $35,728 Share of investment in Education from private sources 24.7% 6% of children in private schools 16.3% children in aided schools No Teachers 432,800 Post Threshold Frameworks Teaching and learning Assessment and monitoring Subjects and curriculum Health and well-being Planning Teaching Team working and collaboration Teachers Excellent teachers. Minimum 37,672 Maximum 48,437 Excellent teacher Must satisfy 15 professional attributes Frameworks Personal professional development Teaching and learning Assessment and monitoring Subjects and curriculum Achievement and diversity Planning Teaching Assessing, monitoring and giving feedback Reviewing teaching and learning Team working and collaboration Teachers Teaching and Learning Responsibility Payment (TLR 2) Minimum 2,422 Maximum 5,920 Teaching and Learning Respo