In this on-going series of ITE lectures from leading schools of education, Dr Lynne Rogers, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Continuing and Professional Education at the Institute of Education, delivers a lecture to PGCE students on developments in 14-19 education. She outlines the options open to students post 14, and explores the aims and overall concepts of 14-19 diplomas. She looks at whether the policy is clear, whether the infrastructure and finance is in place and what the achievements could be for students who opt for the diplomas. Dr Rogers is responsible for Initial Teacher Education within the Faculty of Policy and Society Post Compulsory PGCE and Diploma in Education as well as Chair of the Psychology of Education Section of the British Psychological Society and Director of the London Centre for Excellence in Teacher Training (LONCETT).

Video Series: Teachers TV ITE Lectures
Release Date 2010