Teachers Talk Radio

Social Justice in ELT: The Twilight Show with Harry Waters

Harry and Amina Douidi talk about various issues related to social justice and just how far we can take it in ELT. 

The Search for Home: The Morning Break with Jane Ritter

Jane is joined by Stefano Palumbo to discuss all things 'home' and the search for it.

Becoming a Teacher: The Late Late show with Deaglan Mcloran (30-06-22)

Deaglan and his friend Conall catch up on their latest exploits in teaching, what got them into teaching and what helps them blow off steam on those difficult teaching days.

What makes good literature?: The Saturday Twilight Show with Eugene Mcfadden (02-07-22)

Eugene Mcfadden speaks to two badgers on what makes good literature, how to create a successful culture at ks5 and why we want our pupils to view themselves as apex predators.

Teaching 2.1: The Morning Break with Graham Stanley

Suzanne Mordue, Teacher Educator and Instructional Designer, joins Graham to talk about everything from Continuing Professional Development, the use of technology in teaching and teacher education, practising languages using blogs, and more. 

Alternative Provision : The Twilight Show with Seb Ventura

How can in-house alternative provision help get students back into mainstream schools? I discuss how one such centre in Essex -The Turnaround centre has a high rate of success in this area. How are they successful and what strategies can schools learn from them? My guest is Sarah Jane Parker who is the Lead at the centre which is part of The Plume Academy.

Behaviour in education in Malawi with Chloe: The Sunday Twilight Show with Maud

Chloe left the UK to teach drama in Malawi. She is also a deputy head at her secondary school. She left because she wanted to teach her subject and not do behaviour management all the time. Let's hear about her thoughts and experience while teaching abroad for the first time in a non EU country.

The Oxford Smart Curriculum: The Late Show with Genevieve Bent

Join Genevieve Bent and her guests Prem Hirani (OUP) and Gillian Musgrave (Pioneer School) as they discuss the #OxfordSmart Curriculum and the Pioneer Schools Programme.

A lucky dip of talk topics: The Late Late Show with Ed Finch & Toby P-C

Ed and Toby dipped into their lucky dip of conversation starters and discussed school summer productions; class handover meetings; school reports; Ed's longest ever surviving roll of cling film; a plug for the Rethinking Education conference; When Harry Met Sally; Toby's post armchair Glastonbury analysis; (not enough) investment in music education and then Ed played Yesterday by the Beatles which didn't grace Paul McCartney's never-ending headline set last Saturday!  Toby and Ed on the radio - in even better than McCartney at Glasto shocker! 

Native and Non-native speakers teaching English: The Morning Break with Jane Ritter

This morning I spoke with Meri Maroutian, the_non_native_speaker, about her work to raise awareness and remind employers, learners and parents about their valuable role.
Meri Maroutian is a Delta-qualified teacher based in Parma, Italy. Having lived and studied mainly in Malaysia, America and Italy, she has become aware of the social injustices reserved for those who are forever perceived as foreigners or “non-native” speakers of any given language.
 
https://thenonnativespeaker.com/