Teachers Talk Radio

School governence: The Sunday Breakfast Show with Caroline Keep

Caroline talks to Al Kingsley about his new book 'My School Governance Handbook'. Edtech,  data privacy, working in a AP and why we all love our pets! Tune in for a chilled sunday morning chat and hashtag #TTRadio @Ka81 @AlKingsley_Edu to give us your thoughts!

Vaping in Schools: The Twilight Show with Nathan Gynn

Newspaper headlines are reporting a growing trend in underage vaping in the UK. Nathan discusses the reports and the research and John Dunne, Director General of UK Vaping Industry Association (UKVIA) answers questions about the industry’s part to play in tackling these concerns. #vape #vaping #smoking #pastoral

All things TEFL, The Twilight Show with Harry Waters

Rachel Tsateri and I take a trip through TEFL. From Learning to teaching to blogging to training. Special thanks to Rachel today for taking sailing the ship when all things tech went to sea my end. 

How can cognitive science help neurodivergent students get ‘unstuck’? The Morning Break with Jane Ritter

I loved talking with Ania Karwowska this morning about helping Neurodivergent learners get unstuck.
Ania is a Teacher and Teacher Trainer based in Ontario, Canada. She is an ESL instructor and Translator and runs PolCa languages. She is passionate about building links between Science and Education.
 
https://linktr.ee/polca_languages

Digital Pedagogy & Teacher Education: The Morning Break with Graham Stanley

Sophia Mavridi joined me to talk about digital pedagogy & teacher education and the recent research report on language teacher experiences during Covid-19, available now to download on the British Council's TeachingEnglish website. After our chat, I was joined by Phil Longwell and we talked about mental and physical health and well-being of both learners and students, and Kate Bush!

The good, the bad and the ugly of teaching!: The Late Late Show with Hadi Fathi (01-08-22)

In this episode Hadi talks about teaching as a job; what it offers and what problems it causes! From a dream job to an endless nightmare!

Pastoral leadership in a new school: The Sunday Lunch Show with Kalil Rouse

In another instalment of Pastoral CPD, Kalil is joined by Kemoy Walker who is starting out in a pastoral leadership role in a new school in September. He will be KS3 Pastoral Lead and will be line managing the Heads of Year. This episode was about how to hit the ground running in September and how to give yourself the best chance of success in a brand new setting. 
 
As always, connect with Kalil on Twitter @Kalil_R91.
 
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Home Schooling - What Should School Teachers Know? : The Breakfast Show with Darren Lester

Darren talks to broadcaster and former home school parent Kev Milsom about his decision to home school his children and his journey as a home schooling parent. Together, Darren and Kev look at the similarities and differences between education based in school and education based at home and explore what school teachers and home school parents have in common.  

Keeping Fit as a Teacher: The Late Late Show with Jeff Pedley

From meal timings to playing football with the kids at lunch, join Jeff Pedley and fitness expert Martin Malone as they explore how to maintain fitness levels whilst navigating a demanding teaching workload.  

Headteacher of the Year - Arthur Barzey: The Twilight Show with Nathan Gynn

Arthur Barzey exchanged a stethoscope and a highly promising career in medicine to become the leader of a new school, Heron Hall Academy, in the heart of the Ponders End community in London. Born and raised in Sierra Leone, Mr Barzey knows about the importance of education. He has a focus on developing character and self-belief, as well as embedding pastoral care into the DNA of the school. #leadership #headteacher #culture #development