Teachers Talk Radio

The Power of Drama in schools with Roy Nevitt: The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs

John discusses the power of drama as a subject in schools with Roy Nevitt.

Cold Calling: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester

Darren interrogates his own practice live on air, where he explores the concept of cold calling and looks at the pros and cons. He starts the show against the concept, but has he changed his mind by the end?

The Dangers of the Internet: The Sunday Late Show with Tom Starkey

Tom discusses the negative influence of the internet and what could be done about it.

Back to School discussion: The Sunday Twilight Show with Maud

For most teachers in England and Wales this week has been the first week back in front of the students. How did it feel? What are schools facing this autumn?
Let' share some tips on how to get the best of the year despite budget difficulties.
We need tips for protecting our mental health, our wellbeing and that of the students and all members of the school community.

Let’s talk about digital education, Is it doing what we want it to?: John Sibbald and Caroline Keep Sunday Morning

This week we debate digital education and Edtech. Is it working? How do we know? Where have we come from with it and where are we going?
Joining Caroline is John Sibbald, an experienced senior and digital leader with over thirty years of working in secondary schools and the area of digital education. So we have lots to say! 
Get in touch @TTradio2022 @Ka81 or @jsibbald :)
 

100% Attendance Awards - are they Toxic?: The Saturday Lunch show with Joe Hammond

Joe talks about 100% attendance awards, term time holidays, and more.

Trauma Informed Classrooms: The Twilight Show with Nathan Gynn

Headteacher Dr Clare Campbell, who is redesigning her school’s spaces to be trauma informed, and Shahan Knight, creator of the therapeutic classrooms approach join us to discuss trauma-informed classroom design. What’s in, what’s out, and what best supports our vulnerable learners. #trauma #wellbeing #classroom #traumainformed

Current Events and Edutopia preview: The Late Late Show with Ed Finch & Toby P-C

Our most dedicated listener, Lucy, summed up this show on Twitter: Absolutely listen. Two lovely lovely people very gently discussing and then disagreeing slightly about current events, a gorgeous view of alternative education (strictly timed...and ignored) and Ed's parting song. It's really my weekly highlight.  Sorry that Toby went a bit glitchy and absent in the middle.

First Lessons, Learners and Learning - The Morning Break with Jane Ritter

Are you ready for the new academic year? Need some ideas to get started? You will love my chat with Jane Bishop. We talked about first lessons, learners and learning.
Jane is a DELTA qualified teacher and teaches Primary and Secondary learners at the British Council, Naples.
She is an ESL teacher at a Bilingual Primary School, a Speaking Examiner Team Leader for Cambridge Assessment, a Teacher Trainer and a University Lecturer.

Teaching in a Military Community: The Late Late Show with Jeff Pedley

Jeff Pedley's guest is Primary School Teacher James Swann for a discussion about teaching in a military community.