Teachers Talk Radio

The Late Late Show with Hadi Fathi 14-04-22: Your ’why’

What is your 'why' when it comes to teaching? 

The Twilight Show with Henry Sauntson 14-04-22:’Eff’ Words

Join Henry as he looks at the 'Eff' Words of efficiency and effectiveness, and their importance to any teacher development programme. He is joined by very special guest Mike Hobbiss to explore how effectiveness can become entrenched in habitual behaviour, the need for contextual challenge and the role of Neuroscience in teacher education; above all, do efficiency and effectiveness go hand-in hand?

The Drive Home show with Seb Ventura 14-4-22: The Coaching episode

We discuss the benefits of instructional coaching and the different models for its implementation.
Special guest Holly talks to us about her experience of coaching as an ECT.
 

The Late Late Show with Ed Finch & Toby P-C 13-04-22: On degrees...

A whole show dedicated to the cult of the degree and whether teaching should, or shouldn't, be a graduate profession.  

The Twilight Show with Nathan Gynn 13-04-22: Finding the right school for you

Is a school the place, the people, or the pedagogy? And how do you know?
 
Nathan and Dr Poppy Gibson, Senior Lecturer & Course Lead in Education at Anglia Ruskin University, discuss location, demographics, Ofsted ratings, support, progression and policies, as they try to get to the bottom of the perfect school for you. They look at ways to tell from advert, research, application and interview along with discussing the subtle differences between schools. #jobs #recruitment #applications #wellbeing

The Drive Home with Harry Waters 13-04-2022 Using videos properly with John Hughes

Harry speaks to John Hughes about the best way to use video in the classroom

The Morning Break with Jane Ritter 13-04-22: From ELT Teacher to Infinity with Emma Heyderman

This morning I had a really inspirational conversation with Emma Heyderman about ELT Teaching, Training, Teaching Teens, Supporting Teachers and Schools and Materials writing. Emma wisely reminds that there is so much we can do in this profession and she is a shining example of this. 
Emma has been in ELT since 1989. She has worked for several well-known language schools, most recently, as Director of Education for Lacunza – International House, San Sebastian. Now freelance, Emma is a published author for Macmillan (Interface and Get Involved) and Cambridge (Compact Key and Complete Preliminary). As an ELT Consultant, Emma has worked with institutions on course creation, syllabus design and assessment, lesson observation and feedback, and on designing their professional development programme. She also runs workshops for teachers and is a regular speaker at national and international events. Emma’s currently working with NILE on their new online course in ‘Teaching Teenagers’.

The Monday Drive Home Show with Rebekah Ricketts 11-4-2022: Teacher Networking

Joined by Thomas Sale and Andi Price, co-founders of CollabUAE, we discuss why collaboration is key and how and why teach meets, and collaborative practice and networking are vital in supporting teachers and their students.

The Breakfast Show with Tabitha McIntosh - 11-04-2022 - Teacher Training, Books, and Transatlantic Education

Tabitha talks to Stewart McNicol into about delivering the Early Career Teacher mentoring, has Story Time with George Napthine, and shoots the breeze with Jasmine Lane about all things transatlantic and educational

The Late Show with Tom Starkey 10-04-22: Digital skills that students need

In this episode, Tom tries to pin down what digital skills students need without any type of waffle.