Teachers Talk Radio

The Morning Break with Jane Ritter 02-03-22: Keep moving on..Mentoring, Developing and Video Creation

This morning I spoke to Jo Gakonga about Teacher Development, Mentoring and Video Creation.
Jo has worked in ELT for over 30 years, teaching and training teachers in private and state education and from primary to MA TESOL level. She’s a CELTA trainer and assessor, runs a website with courses for English language teachers and trainees at ELT-Training.com and is doing PhD research into mentoring. She likes being busy.

The Breakfast Show with James Clarke 02-03-22:Careers and Next Steps

Join. James this morning for a "National Careers Week" special. Exploring how Careers is taught within Schools and how our previous jobs have helped to devlop skills for the future 

The Late Show with Libby Isaac 1-03-22: HMI Q and A

Join me as I speak with two exceptional educators, both former HMI's. We talk top tips for teachers, middle leaders and senior leaders, current curriculum barriers and their opinions on the current quality assurance systems within England. @teacherstalkradio2022. @AdrianLyonsFRSA, @FrankWNorris.

The Morning Break with Graham Stanley 01-03-22: VR, AR & The Metaverse

On today's show I was joined by Raquel Ribeiro from Brazil to talk about her educational experiences of the Metaverse, and virtual and augmented reality. 

The Twilight Show with Kate Jones 28-02-22: Formative Assessment with Shirley Clarke

Kate interviews teacher, consultant and author Shirley Clarke about formative assessment. Shirley offers insight, advice and tips for all teachers in the classroom. 

The Late Late Show with James Furey 28-2-22: Censorship and the Canon with Matt Ryan

After reading an essay on the history of censorship, host James spoke with Massachusetts English Teacher, Matt Ryan about book banning/censorship, Cancel Culture, Classic Literature, and #CanonChat.

The Monday Late Show with Emily Folorunsho 28-2-22: Improving Teaching with Harry Fletcher-Wood

Emily chats to Harry Fletcher-Wood about his blog, tips for teachers, and more.

The Breakfast Show with Tabitha McIntosh - 28 2 2022 - The History of Women Teachers in England

In July 1914, 26-year-old teacher Gertrude Francis was charged with setting fire to hayricks. Find out what connects her, the 1950s campaign for gender pay parity in education, seventeenth-century village schools, fear of the French Revolution, and so much more in my history of women in teaching

The Late Show with Christopher Vowles 27-02-22: Inside World Book Day Special

Christopher Vowles discusses World Book Day and its aims with World Book Day CEO, Cassie Chadderton @cassiechaddrton, and novelist Sophie McKenzie @sophiemckenzie_ covering everything from supporting reading for pleasure, writing novels for children and developing adults as creative writers

The Twilight Show with Kaylee Clark 27-02-22: Evidence-informed Practice

Kaylee is joined by Jade Pearce to discuss what it means to be an evidence-informed teacher. How do we access research? How can we ensure that we are using research in the most effective way? Why is school culture so important? What does evidence-informed practice look like? Answers to all of these questions and a few more besides!