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Discover practical books, videos and professional resources designed to support your teaching, strengthen your practice and encourage continuous professional development throughout your career.
PRACTICAL RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS, TRAINERS & EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONALS
At Teacher Training UK, we believe that great teachers never stop learning. Whether you are new to teaching, already working in education, or completing a teaching qualification, having access to high-quality, practical resources can make a real difference to your confidence, knowledge and professional development.
This page brings together a growing collection of carefully selected resources to support teachers, trainers and educational professionals at every stage of their careers. Over time, we will continue to expand this library with books, video courses, guides, templates and practical teaching resources designed to help you become a more effective, confident and reflective practitioner.
Our aim is simple: to provide clear, practical and evidence-informed resources that help educators strengthen their teaching practice and improve outcomes for learners.
HEAD, HAND, AND HEART
HOW TO DESIGN AND DELIVER AN AMBITIOUS SCHOOL CURRICULUM
By Matt Bromley
A strong curriculum is at the heart of effective teaching. It shapes what learners experience, how learning is sequenced, how knowledge is developed over time, and how teachers make meaningful decisions about planning, delivery and assessment.
Head, Hand, and Heart by Matt Bromley explores what it means to design and deliver a curriculum that is ambitious, purposeful and inclusive. The book builds on Matt’s previous work around curriculum intent, implementation and impact, offering teachers and educational leaders practical guidance on how to create a curriculum that prepares learners for the next stage of their education, work and lives.
This is a valuable resource for teachers, trainers, curriculum leads and educational professionals who want to think more deeply about curriculum design, inclusive practice and high-quality teaching. It is particularly useful for those working in schools, colleges, further education, training settings or teacher education.
The book is practical, accessible and grounded in the realities of educational practice, making it a useful addition for anyone looking to strengthen their understanding of curriculum and improve their approach to teaching and learning.
MEET ONE OF OUR EXPERT INSTRUCTORS: MATT BROMLEY
Matt Bromley is an experienced education writer, advisor, trainer, speaker and author who has worked across schools, further education and teacher education. He supports teachers, leaders and organisations with curriculum development, teaching and learning, inclusion, assessment and professional development.
Through his writing, training and advisory work, Matt has made a significant contribution to educational practice, helping teachers and leaders translate complex educational ideas into clear, practical approaches that can be used in real teaching contexts.
A PRACTICAL VIDEO SERIES FOR TEACHERS
Educational research can often feel overwhelming. Many teachers want to carry out research to improve their own practice but struggle to know where to begin. Academic textbooks can be complex, and many online resources assume a level of research knowledge that new researchers may not yet have.
Our Introduction to Educational Research video series has been created specifically to bridge that gap.
Led by Dr Joseph Tyler, this practical series explains the educational research process in a clear, straightforward and engaging way. It is ideal for trainee teachers, qualified teachers, master’s students, teacher educators and anyone undertaking educational research.
Dr Joe Tyler is an experienced educationalist, teacher educator and researcher with over 20 years’ experience across education, leadership, teaching and teacher training. His work focuses on helping educators connect theory, research and classroom practice in ways that are practical, meaningful and professionally useful.
Across the series, you will develop your understanding of key areas of educational research, including:
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Developing a research question
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Literature reviews
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Research methodologies
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Qualitative and quantitative research
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Interviews, questionnaires and observations
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Ethics in educational research
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Data analysis
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Writing up educational research
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Common mistakes and practical tips
The videos are designed to be concise, practical and easy to follow, giving you the confidence to understand research methods and apply them within your own educational context.
WATCH OUR FREE INTRODUCTORY SERIES
Explore our free introductory videos and discover how Educational Research Made Simple can help you build your research confidence.
Episode 1 – Introduction to Educational Research Made Simple
MORE RESOURCES COMING SOON
This page is continually being developed.
Over the coming months, we will be adding additional resources, including teaching guides, professional development materials, practical classroom resources, research tools and recommended reading to support teachers throughout their careers.
Be sure to check back regularly as new resources become available.