Teachers Talk Radio

Unleashing our students’ I Can Superpower. The Twilight Show with Harry Waters

Kiran Bir Sethi is the founder of Riverside School and Design for Change. today she talked to Harry about the power of I Can in our students. 
 
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Building Resilience: The Late Late Show with Jeff Pedley

Join Jeff and special guests, clinical psychologist Dr. Anna Symonds and Jasmine Foley, as they explore the importance of building resilience and how teachers can support students to recover quickly from issues.

25 Shows of the Morning Break with Graham Stanley

Looking back on hosting 25 shows. A compilation of topics and guests from Graham's first 25 shows. 

The Politics of Education: The Sunday Afternoon show with Maud

Maud explores the Politics of Education on her 15th show. 

Leadership burnout and fairy dust: Julia Silver: the Monday Morning Break with Emma Williams

Emma Williams interviews Julia Silver, ex school-leader and CEO of Qualified Tutor. They discuss mindset in leadership, trying to be something you're not and how to create a culture of excellence in an educational setting. 

The Big Think: The Morning Break with John Gibbs

John Gibbs talks about some of the big ideas in Education.

The impact of England Women’s success in schools: The Sunday Lunch Show with Kalil Rouse

Kalil is joined by Simon Rigby, who was Ella Toone's PE teacher at school. They discuss: the current PE and sporting opportunities for girls of school age; strategies for supporting emerging female talent; and starting girls' school football teams. Simon also shines a light on what Ella Toone was like at school and how the England women's team's success should encourage both schools and local authorities to promote and harness the potential of young talented girls. 
 
As always, connect with Kalil directly on Twitter @Kalil_R91.
 

The Saturday Twilight Show with Eugene McFadden: Autistic representation in the media

Once more G and I ramble on about a topic. 
In this case, Autistic representation in the media (and why Big Bang Theory is bad).  
Are you selecting texts for pupils who may be autistic?  Listen to this show.  Also, don't think that The Curious Incident is a good choice. 
We also out Doctor Who (and others) as Autistic.

Books, Musicals and Stories: The Saturday Show with Joe Hammond.

Joe talks about the relationship between books, stories and music, with particular reference to Tom Fletcher and Julia Donaldson.

Juggling teaching while having a child with a chronic illness: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester

Darren interviews his longtime friend and former colleague Teresa about her experiences juggling teaching while having a child with cystic fibrosis.  Teresa is an inspiration to Darren and hopefully to you too.