Teachers Talk Radio

The Late Show with Libby Isaac 08-02-2022: Stephen Tierney, leading learner

Listen back to me talking to @leadinglearner, Stephen Tierney, we talk curriculum, professional development, leadership and much more. @TTRadio2022.

The Drive Home with Aniqa Khaliq and Warren Kidd 08-02-2022: Teacher Growth

Todays show was in conversation with Lorraine Carey and James Fornara, where we discussed teacher growth and democratic school cultures. If you would like to connect with us you can on Twitter @DrWarrenKidd and @aniqatkhaliq to talk through anything from todays show!
 
(This is the second part of the show, due to technical difficulties)

The Late Show with Tom Rogers 07-02-22: Chalkboard review suspended, Teacher-youtubers

First up, Tom is joined by editor in chief of Chalkboard review, Daniel Buck, to discuss their recent suspension from Twitter. They discuss the foundations of Chalkboard Review - what is it and why does Daniel think it has been suspended. Following this, Tom is joined by Chris Stewart who was highly critical of Daniel and Chalkboard on twitter. Tom asks him to explain and expand on his critique. In the second half of the show, Tom is joined by Rose Charisse, a full time Primary School teacher and part time Youtuber with a growing following. 

The Twilight Show with Kate Jones 07-02-22: Equity in education with Vivienne Porritt OBE

Kate is joined by Vivienne - former teacher, Headteacher and Vice President of CCT as well as Strategic Leader and co-founder of WomenEd. They discuss equity and fairness in the education sector.

The Late Show with Paul Eatock 06-02-22: Working in teaching, working outside of it

On Paul's first show he spoke with Alicia Herbert, a former police detective who is now an ECT teaching English in a school in the north-east. He also spoke in advance with Steve Woods about the benefits of working outside teaching. There was just enough time for him to have a conversation with Nick Wallace, an AHT, about how far schools should focus on grades above all else

The Twilight Show with Kaylee Clark 06-02-22: diversity in literature

Can't we all just get along? From #edutwitter spats to cancelling podcasts to diversity in literature, Kaylee discusses why healthy disagreement is important and how do we decide what language to use in the classroom?

The Sunday Lunch Show with Kalil Rouse 06-02-22: Pastoral CPD Clinic 5 - Ofsted

Listen back to one of the most informative Pastoral CPD Clinics to date. Kalil is joined by Pete, who is the DSL and Deputy Head of a school that recently had an Ofsted inspection under the new framework. Pete speaks incredibly helpfully about how the two days of inspection played out and, more importantly, how to be 'Ofsted ready' as a pastoral and/or safeguarding lead. This is a must listen if that's your senior or middle leadership remit!
 
As always, interact with Kalil directly on twitter @Kalil_R91.
 
Follow #PastoralCPD on twitter to keep up-to-date with upcoming shows and relevant developments in the pastoral world. 

The Sunday Brunch Show with Kalib De Merchant 06-02-22: Summer Holidays, are they too long?

Join Kalib De Merchant as he discussed the topic of School Holidays, are they too long? 

The Sunday Breakfast Show with Jaya Hiranandani 06-02-22: Edtech and all that

Technology in Education-How can we use this experience to make informed decisions about using technology authentically in education, not just to replicate a traditional classroom but to also transform teaching and learning? Jaya Hiranandani talks with two experts Pana Asavavatana & Neelam Parmar about this and other topics related to digital education and online learning.

The Saturday Lunch Show With Joe Hammond 5-2-22: Arts and digital magic with Adam Clarke

Joe talks to Adam Clarke, creative artist and Minecraft extraordinaire better known as Wizard Keen on youtube, about his work, video games, school systems, creativity, and more.