Teacher Education in Sub- Saharan Africa (TESSA) Michèle Deane The Open University.

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Teacher Education in Sub- Saharan Africa (TESSA) Michèle Deane The Open University

The Challenge Poor quality teaching One third of existing teachers are unqualified or under-qualified Large numbers of additional teachers needed Poor quality teaching One third of existing teachers are unqualified or under-qualified Large numbers of additional teachers needed

TESSA is an innovative scalable & sustainable teacher education response that aims to transform the quality of teacher education

The TESSA Response International Consortium Focus on the school (site of teacher learning) Harnessing OERs International Consortium Focus on the school (site of teacher learning) Harnessing OERs

TESSA OER: A rich bank of African-authored education resources supporting classroom-based teacher learning. Transforming how teachers are teaching … while they are teaching Flexible resources: 75 study units and handbooks Context sensitive Support existing curriculum Range of formats and languages Freely available for institutions to use and adapt For both teachers in training and teachers in practice Flexible resources: 75 study units and handbooks Context sensitive Support existing curriculum Range of formats and languages Freely available for institutions to use and adapt For both teachers in training and teachers in practice

TESSA Activity The TESSA Network: A thriving network of African academic institutions and international strategic partners Implementation of resources: Institutions from 12+ African countries using TESSA resources to enhance existing teacher education programmes or develop new programmes The TESSA Network: A thriving network of African academic institutions and international strategic partners Implementation of resources: Institutions from 12+ African countries using TESSA resources to enhance existing teacher education programmes or develop new programmes

Transforming Education What makes TESSA innovative: Consistent quality at scale Flexible to meet different / local needs Suitable for hi-tech and low-tech situations Building capacity of teacher educators Changing attitudes as well as behaviour Affecting policy as well as practice Focussing on the teacher, in the classroom What makes TESSA innovative: Consistent quality at scale Flexible to meet different / local needs Suitable for hi-tech and low-tech situations Building capacity of teacher educators Changing attitudes as well as behaviour Affecting policy as well as practice Focussing on the teacher, in the classroom

Transforming Education TESSA Outcomes Increased focus on classroom practice Improved teacher planning & preparation Reflective thinking after lessons Revisiting own methods of teaching More activity-based approaches Use of environment and local resources Enjoyment amongst teachers and pupils TESSA Outcomes Increased focus on classroom practice Improved teacher planning & preparation Reflective thinking after lessons Revisiting own methods of teaching More activity-based approaches Use of environment and local resources Enjoyment amongst teachers and pupils

“TESSA enables me to become the teacher I want to be” “TESSA enables me to become the teacher I want to be” Transforming Education