This presentation explores the impact of national, local, and institutional policies on schools and colleges in their practice. It discusses current educational, social, and political factors, as well as quality assurance and improvement. The presentation focuses on the UK education system and uses the case study of Cardiff University to identify the overall structure and quality assurance. It aims to provide insights into the education system and promote long-term growth.

Analyzing policies' impact on schools and colleges, considering educational, social, and political factors, and discussing quality assurance.

Professional Practice: Impact of Policies on Schools and Colleges

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This presentation aims to analyze the importance of quality assurance and quality improvement in the development of the UK education system. It explores the role of the Quality Assurance Agency and its impact on the educational system. The presentation also discusses the implementation of quality assurance and quality improvement in primary schools in the UK.

Importance of Quality Assurance and Quality Improvement in UK Education System

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This report discusses the concept of professionalism and dual professionalism in education and training, the impact of current educational policies on curriculum, the roles of stakeholders and external bodies in training and education, and more. It also provides a case study on Sixth Form College, UK. Subject: Professional Practices in Education and Training. Course Code: UNIT-503. College/University: Not mentioned.

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CHILD PROTECTON Child Protection Gateway Name Course College Date Legislation in child care is principles or rules that guide professional practice in the working setting of child protection. The most significant are the Children Act of 1989 which formulated most of the child protection structure and principles currently being used. It also mandated that professionals should try to work with the parents in keeping a child safe. The legislation of Children's Act 2004 has provided that authorities and the central government should meet some requirements of early child matters. The changes

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This essay discusses the differences between traditional foundation training and online modular education methods in general medical care. It covers purpose, governance and strategic support, program of learning, program of assessment, and quality assurance and improvement.

Professional Practice: Impact of Policies on Schools and Colleges

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