Teachers Talk Radio

Teaching in the family. It’s in the blood: The Twilight Show with Hannah Wilson

Join me Hannah Wilson along with my mum who retired from teaching at 73 after a lengthy and interesting journey through teaching and my sister a SENDCO and teacher of 27 years. Is teaching in the blood. Did we inherit our teaching skills? Are we stronger teachers and more likely to stay in teaching coming from a family of educators. 

Greener Classrooms with Learn Play Nexus

Harry talks to Charlie Jones from Learn Play Nexus about their continued commitment to the environment, starting with their revolutionary U-Fill glue stick. The world first refillable glue stick. 
Find out more at https://learnplaynexus.com/
They're also joined by Edd Moore an Eco-Leader who talks about his experience with Learn Play Nexus. 
 
They also talk about the Podcast Get to Net-zero with Edd Moore which you can sign up for here: https://learnplaynexus.com/get-to-net-zero-with-edd-moore/

Content and Language Integrated Learning: The Morning Break with Jane Ritter

This morning Jane enjoyed talking with Dario Banegas about CLIL, Bi and multilingual education, translanguaging…and the importance of napping. Dario is a lecturer in language education at Moray House School of Education & Sport, University of Edinburgh. He has 20 years of experience as an EFL secondary school teacher & teacher educator. His main interests are CLIL in Latin America, action research, and teacher development through inclusive practices. You can read Dario's recent research: Preparing future teachers for CLIL: An in-depth investigation of three cases (Version 1). British Council. Available online on the British Council Teaching English website at: https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/preparing-future-teachers-clil-depth-investigation-three-cases

Schools at the heart of communities: The Twilight Show with Ben Thomas

Join Ben for his debut show where he is joined by headteacher Louisa Sanghera as they discuss schools at the heart of their communities.

Digital Storytelling: The Morning Break with Graham Stanley

My special guest was the Educator Scott Lockman. We talked about digital storytelling, how to start tutoring students online, early internet radio, the Webheads and World Bridges network, the time MC Hammer joined us by surprise on the World Conversation Club internet radio show, and much more.

Teaching and learning with Chat GPT: The Late Show with Tom Rogers

Tom is joined by a range of teacher-guests to discuss how they use 'Chat GPT' - the artificial intelligence app that is already transforming the educational landscape. They discuss their hopes, fears and aspirations for using new technologies in their classrooms and schools. Don't miss this essential TTR show!

Building Diverse Schools: The Late Late Show with Tracey Leese

Tracey Leese talks to author and activist Hannah Wilson, founder of the Diverse Educators Network, about disrupting and diversifying our practice in schools. 

Do you have any questions?: The Monday Morning Briefing with the Fake Headteacher

Fake Headteacher gives his advice on what to say when you are asked; 'Do you have any questions?' in a job interview.

Why do Somali children under achieve?: The Sunday Social with Yasmin Omar

Yasmin and guests discusses how and why Somali youngsters seem to under achieve in UK education.

Maternity & Paternity Rights for Teachers: The Late Late Show with Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde

Shaniqua is joined by Hetty Steele as they delve into and discuss maternity & paternity leave, pay and rights. An informative conversation about such an important topic.