Teachers Talk Radio

Talking about Gambling in schools: The Monday morning break with Marie Greenhalgh

I am joined by Karl Loxton in this show, talking about gambling and mental health and how we need to support and educate our pupils and students and raise awareness.

The case of Ms Sarah Mead: TTR Special

Tom Rogers hosts an extensive discussion on the report published yesterday regarding teacher Sarah Mead.
Yesterday, a judgement was made by a TRA regarding allegations against Sarah Mead. In this show the report is discussed, it's results analysed and the repercussions for teachers and the whole profession evaluated. There has been a strong reaction to the publication of the report and judgement. Tom is joined by a range of great teacher commentators including Yasmin Omar, Chuma Akuchie, Jamie Barry (headteacher), Emma Williams and many more.

How Edtech Is Transforming Education: The Late Show with James Radburn

Educational Technology, or Edtech, revolutionizes classrooms by integrating digital tools, software, and platforms to enhance student engagement, collaboration, and learning outcomes. From interactive whiteboards and educational apps to virtual reality simulations and online learning platforms, Edtech offers a diverse array of innovative tools that shape the future of education.
In this episode, we are joined by two distinguished experts dedicated to exploring the possibilities of Edtech in schools. Dr. Fiona Aubrey-Smith, a renowned researcher and consultant, shares her insights from working with various schools and Multi-Academy Trusts, analyzing the effectiveness of Edtech implementations on student achievement.
Our second guest, Graham Macaulay, Director of Innovation and Growth at LEO Academy Trust, brings a wealth of experience in leveraging technology to empower both educators and students. Together, they unravel the potential of Edtech in transforming education, discuss best practices, share real-world success stories, and explore the future of technology-enhanced learning.
Tune in to this exciting episode on Teacher Talk Radio to be inspired by the possibilities of Educational Technology! Let's learn and grow together! 

Why choose teaching? The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs

This week my guests are Charlotte Parsley and Will Hammerton, who have just completed their PGCEs at Cambridge University Faculty of Education. They describe their reasons for choosing to become teachers as well as their hopes and expectations. A delightful and uplifting summer listen.
 
 
 

Eco Schools: The Late Show with Tom Rogers

Tom explores what schools are doing to save the climate! He is joined by Sandra Patterson whose school is an eco ambassador school in Northern Ireland, Anna Turner who is a headteacher of a school in Cardiff, Laura Tsabet and Harry Waters. All four guests share unique ideas and insights into what can be done to become a more eco friendly school and community.

NEU membership accepts 6.5% pay offer: TTR Special

Following todays announcement that 86% of NEU members voted to accept the govt 6.5% pay offer, as recommended by all union leadership, Tom Hopkins Burke evaluates what it all means. 

English teaching in postcolonial Australia: The Sunday Late Show with Christopher Vowles

Christopher discusses the English curriculum in Australia with teacher and curriculum adviser Jowen Hillyer, covering topics from virtual schools to the Aboriginal experience of education.

Lifelong Learning: The Twilight Show with Graham Stanley

My guest today was Anna Loseva, originally from Russia, now based in Vietnam. Anna is a university lecturer, Master's student, and English teacher, and she talked about her journey from an initial beginnings as a primary school teacher onwards.

School trips - horror stories and happy times: Education Tonight with Brent Poland

Brent is joined by Adam Spence, Paul and Daisy who all share their anecdotes of school trips from terms passed. Look out for stories involving marshmallows, bunkbeds, hospital trips and more. The serious conversation delves into the challenges of leading educational visits and how the concept of the school trip has changed over the years.

The Writing Book with Zoë and Tim Paramour: the Late Show with Tom Hopkins-Burke

In partnership with Bloomsbury Education, Tom is joined by Zoë and Tim Paramour to talk about The Writing Book. From fronted adverbials to synonyms for “said”, and covering all the tropes and traits from “making the reader want to read on” to “they all lived happily ever after”, Zoë and Tim demystify the writing process and share the granular detail and building blocks required to develop young writers.