Teachers Talk Radio

The importance of English Language Learning: The Sunday Social with Yasmin Omar

Yasmin explores the importance of English language & what kind of gaps deprivation can cause, her guest is Sarah Adenuga, an English teacher for the most part of 2 decades.

Education in America:The Twilight Show with Maud Waret

Maud speaks about Education in America.

Empowering Support Staff: The Late Late Show with Tracey Leese

Tracey talks to DSL and mental health and well-being lead Kylee Jones about how to maximise the impact of support staff on schools.

Stop telling me what to do!: The Monday morning briefing with the Fake Headteacher

The Fake Headteacher receives a letter from a disgruntled member of staff.

A Dive into Office 365: The Sunday Late Show with Tom Starkey

Tom looks at some of the lesser-known feature of Office 365 (pt 1 of 2)

What Now For Education Policy?: The Sunday Lunch Time Show with Brent Poland and Adam Spence

In this episode Brent and Adam discuss, what now for education policy? Now that the school's bill has been 'scrapped', what now?

Christmas Teaching Disasters: The Late Late School with Jeff Pedley

Join Jeff Pedley and guest teacher James Swann with some of the less fortunate sides of Christmas teaching! From nativity disasters to glitter in the carpets and everything in between, it's time to see why teaching is not the season to be jolly!

Why are schools in Finland so good?: The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs

This week my guest is Dr Jennifer Chung, lecturer in early years education at the University College London. She is also the author of three books on the education system in Finland. Finland is consistently judged to have one of the best education systems in the world. How do they do it?

Self-Directed CPD: The Twilight Show with Harry Waters

Harry speaks to Ron Morrain, Teacher, Trainer, Conference Speaker, about self-directed continuing professional development (CPD).

What teachers and students need to know about IELTS: The Morning Break with Jane Ritter

Such a lovely morning chatting with my colleague and friend Ste Sharpe about training, everything IELTS, and a whole lot more.
Ste has been in ELT since graduating in 2005, and during that time, he's taught and trained teachers in Canada, the UK, Venezuela, Tunisia and Bangladesh. He's a CELTA tutor and an experienced ELT examiner for several ELT exams. His interests lie in teaching training (pre and in-service) and IELTS. He recently moved back to the UK after 11 years abroad and is excited to start a new online chapter in his career- listen in for more details.