Teachers Talk Radio

Reimagining the diary with Dr Lucy Kelly: the Late Show with Christopher Vowles

Chris speaks to Dr. Lucy Kelly about her new book Reimagining the Diary and the role diary-keeping can play in supporting teaching professionals with self-reflection, self-development and wellbeing.

Teaching with ’SLANT’: The Sunday Social with Omer Pazar

Join Omer for his debut show on TTR as he debates SLANT. He is joined by 3 callers who all have very different views on the use of SLANT in schools. Don't miss this fiery debate!

Harnessing your power and energy: The Sunday Lunch Show with Krupa and Nazya

Krupa and Nazya share their experiences, knowledge and tips on harnessing your power and energy. The best decisions are made come from a place of personal power and the discussion around this is discussed on a macro and micro level.

Test-Enhanced Learning: The Twilight Show with Graham Stanley

Kristian Still joins me to talk about his book 'Test-Enhanced Learning' (Crownhouse Publishing, 2023) and the remembermore app

How important are positive male role models in schools?: The Friday Late Late Show with Damon Carr

In this show, Damon covers how important it is having a positive role male model in a school. What is a positive male role model and what impact do they have?

The Wellbeing Wind down to Weekend: The Friday Twilight Show with Maxine Howells

The wellbeing wind down to the weekend. Friday's twilight show with Maxine Howells, looking at all things teacher wellbeing. Guest Claire Cannon, Assistant Headteacher with responsibility for wellbeing in a secondary alternative provision. 
 

Confronting Inequality in Education: The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs

A child from a disadvantaged background is 18 months behind when they take their GCSEs.
The UK is the world’s fifth economy yet ranks 23rd in educational inequality in primary schools.
Only 6% of young people are educated privately in the UK but they make up 55% of students at Russell Group universities
My guests this week are Janeen Hayat, Director of Collective Action at the Fair Education Alliance and Ogahle- Ogene Erikgho, Member of the Youth-Steering Group at the FEA.

Funding in Schools: The Late Late Show with Damon Carr

Funding in schools - is it enough? Damon chats to Rich about whether the funding available in schools is enough. 

Making A Difference: The Late Late Show with Paul Hazzard

Paul is joined by expert practitioner, Alistair Hamill from Lurgan College and former student, Jess Magee, in an in-depth discussion on Shared Education.
Shared Education arose as a response to Northern Ireland's dark past and now enjoys a bright future across the world.
Three students, representing a local schools, blazed a trail to the Esri User Conference 2019 in San Diego and spoke to an audience of 19,000.
Click on the Essential Links Below for Additional Insights:
ArcGIS for Schools Lurgan Sentiment Survey - Exploring sectarian divisions using GIS
Lurgan Schools Plenary - Esri UC 2019
Shared Education in Lurgan

Working Effectively with your TA: The Twilight Show with Nathan Gynn

Joined by Sara Alston author of Working Effectively with your Teaching Assistant which supports teachers in managing the vital relationship between teacher and teaching assistant in primary schools. #TA #staff #team #development #SEND