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The Drive Home with Bisayo Adewole 01-04-22: Alternative Disciplinary Measures.

Discipline, Torture, or Abuse? Where do we draw the line? How far is too far when it comes to disciplinary measures? What are the alternative measures to discipline a child or learner in the 21st century? Join the conversation with host, Bisayo Adewole and guests to talk it out and leave a comment.

The Late Show with Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde 04-04-22: From TA to teacher

Shaniqua is talking about making the leap from teaching assistant to teacher - and the TAs who decide teaching isn't for them! Well-being, salaries and the new DfE White Paper & Green Paper are all discussed.
She's joined by Abbie Carwana, Nic Owen and Dr Tamara W Dias.
 

The Breakfast Show with James Clarke 02-03-22:Careers and Next Steps

Join. James this morning for a "National Careers Week" special. Exploring how Careers is taught within Schools and how our previous jobs have helped to devlop skills for the future 

The Breakfast Show with Tabitha McIntosh - 28 2 2022 - The History of Women Teachers in England

In July 1914, 26-year-old teacher Gertrude Francis was charged with setting fire to hayricks. Find out what connects her, the 1950s campaign for gender pay parity in education, seventeenth-century village schools, fear of the French Revolution, and so much more in my history of women in teaching

TTR special - improving behaviour in schools

A near 2 hour bumper TTR show looking at how schools can improve behaviour, featuring contributions by Cassie Young, Sarah Johnson, Mohamed Patel, Dan Wright and many more. Hosts - Tom Rogers, Tom Hopkins-Burke and Nathan Gynn on behalf of Team TTR.
"Anyone working in a school that is struggling with behaviour? Listen to this!" Michelle Adams

The Late Show with Christopher Vowles 30-01-22: Bringing history to life

Christopher Vowles talks to Cathy Murphy of Vikings UK about the role of re-enactment in history education; 'British' values prior to 1066; and the Viking wisdom that we might draw on today.

The Wednesday Breakfast Show with James Clarke 26-01-2022: Revision

This morning James is discussing and sharing revision tips and tricks for GCSE exams. Inspired by a student who said to him "but Sir, I don't know how to revise", the show looks at sharing the words of wisdom from teachers across the world. 

The Wednesday Breakfast Show with James Clarke 19-01-2022: Wellbeing and Positivity

Join James this morning as he talks about what has been peoples highlights of the year so far! He will also be discussing how you can keep hold of these memories and the importance of positivity. 

The Breakfast Show With Tabitha McIntosh 17-01-2022 - Students Protests, Riots, and Revolutions

Revolting students - a history of educational riots, strikes & other student uprisings. Inspired by this week's US student covid protests, I cover armed stand-offs in Manchester, riots over food quality, protests about pedagogy and more

The Drive Home with Bisayo Adewole 07-01-22: ” Raised By A Teacher”

Being a raised in a teacher's home and by teacher parents is a unique experience that you don't recover from especially in a Nigerian home. Listen to Bisayo Adewole and Ifeoluwa Familusi live from Lagos Nigeria as they talk about this unique experience.