Part 2 of a three-part series for D&T teacher educators, mentors and CPD leads. Part 1 set out why ‘ideation’ has been doing too much work and introduced the three axes the eleven types sit on. This part is the reference: what each type is, where it comes from, and what it looks like in a pupil's folder. Part 3 turns the typology into ITE and mentoring practice.

Part 1 of a three-part series for D&T teacher educators, mentors and CPD leads. This part sets up the problem: ‘ideation’ has been doing far too much work, and it shapes what trainees can see in a lesson. Part 2 sets out the eleven types as a reference. Part 3 turns the typology into ITE and mentoring practice.

Gerald van Dijk , University of Applied Sciences, & Remke Klapwijk , TU Delft, The Netherlands Are you introducing your preservice...