SurveyDigital Research: What features would you require from a tool that enabled a standardised approach to evaluating performance against Core Standards?

• If it were to be an online facility?
• If it were to be a paper-based facility?
• How would you like to see the dialogue initiated between induction tutor and NQT?
• What output – either from online or paper tools – would you want to see?
• How would you want to enable evidence to be mapped against standards that have been addressed?

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