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The Scottish Government has asked Graham Donaldson, former HM Senior Chief Inspector of Education, to undertake a wide-ranging review of teacher education in Scotland.
The Review began on 8 February 2010 and will report to the Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning by the end of the year.
The Review's remit is to consider the best arrangements for the full continuum of teacher education in Scotland.
The Review will consider initial teacher education, induction and professional development and the interaction between them.
The Review will adopt an open approach to its remit. Its initial stance will be that nothing should be ruled out or ruled in.
It will examine evidence about effective approaches to teacher education from within Scotland, elsewhere in the UK and internationally. It will seek and consider evidence from all interested parties.
As it progresses, the Review will promote open discussion about emerging issues. It is intended that, in addition to wider media discussion, this website will become an interactive forum, encouraging wide involvement in helping to shape the conclusions of the Review.
The Call for Evidence and Teacher Survey are now closed. Find out how to obtain copies of the responses.
