They buy books on 100 ways to make their lesson look outstanding, and trade chinese whispers about what Ofsted want to see. So teachers spend their time on appearances. This makes teachers ensure teaching looks better, even if that doesn’t make it achieve more. QoT judges teaching by how it looks, not by what it achieves. And before you know it, terrified leaders in many schools are imposing dreadful policies on their staff because it’s easier to put on a show for an inspector than it is to improve results. Why not make all staff mark all books every night in four different colours of pen? It might not improve feedback, but it’s a good way to demonstrate QoT. So why not insist that all staff plan all lessons in detail and in writing on a school proforma? It might not improve learning, but it’s good way to demonstrate QoT. School leaders who face a grilling from external inspectors, be they Ofsted or otherwise, will find it much easier to create an illusion of performance and score well on QoT than to create actual performance and score well on Achievement. And it is easier to force teachers to work ever harder than it is to make their effort more productive. It is easier to produce an evidence trail than it is to produce an impact. It is easier to tick QoT tick boxes than it is to actually improve results. But there is one policy that would reduce teacher workload and improve lessons in English schools:Ībolish the Quality of Teaching judgment in Ofsted inspections. Sadly in too many schools workload can become excessive, and can do so without improving teaching. It isn’t easy, and it isn’t going to become easy either. It does not store any personal data.Teaching is a tough job, with a tough workload. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies.
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MAGIC BULLET LOOKS 2014 UPGRADE
The price remains $199 – with a free upgrade if you buy version 3.0 now – while existing customers can upgrade for $79. PluralEyes 3.5, which will be released in Q2, will also be integrated with Red Giant’s media management tool BulletProof.Ī beta of PluralEyes 3.5 will be available shortly. Red Giant says that improvements to the sync algorithm makes PuralEyes 3.5 faster and more accurate.Ī new feature in this release is the ability to correct for sync drift if the audio loses sync over time PluralEyes will correct for it.
MAGIC BULLET LOOKS 2014 UPDATE
The 3.5 update is less major, focusing on improved support for AVCHD cameras, spanned clips and adding more media types. The original PluralEyes worked primarily as a support utility for NLEs, but release 3 turned PluralEyes into a true standalone tool for syncing media.
MAGIC BULLET LOOKS 2014 SOFTWARE
PluralEyes was one of the first programs to perform software syncing between video and audio, and even though several tools now offer built-in functionality, PluralEyes continues to be one of the best tools for audio and video syncing. The update will be free to current owners of Looks and Red Giant Color Suite and will be released sometime in Q2.
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