Teachers Talk Radio

The late show with Libby Isaac 18-01-22: County Lines

Mothers united after teen drug tragedy. Both victims. Listen to Kerry, who is the mother of 15 Year old Leah who died in May 2019 after an overdose of MDMA, and Tammy who is Connor's mum who was part of the chain that supplied Leah with her drugs. They now campaign for Leah's Law, this is a petition to make it a specific criminal offense to supply drugs to anyone under the age of 16. Anyone under the age of 16 cannot consent to taking illegal substances. @TTRadio2022. @child_consent.

The Late Show with Tom Rogers 17-01-22: Anthems and school leadership

This rather random late show mixes the story that GB News will be airing the national anthem at 6am each day as part of the broadcasting offer - should this be done at the start of each school day? Tom reviews peoples responses. Following that, an opportunity to listen to an interview between Tom and Cassie Young from 2020. Sit back and enjoy!

The Morning Break with Emma Williams 17-01-22: the benefits of going part-time

Emma explores whether reduced hours is part of the answer to achieving a work-life balance in teaching.

The Breakfast Show With Tabitha McIntosh 17-01-2022 - Students Protests, Riots, and Revolutions

Revolting students - a history of educational riots, strikes & other student uprisings. Inspired by this week's US student covid protests, I cover armed stand-offs in Manchester, riots over food quality, protests about pedagogy and more

The Twilight Show with Kaylee Clark 16-01-22

Beginning with some personal musings on time management and routines, Kaylee also discusses proxies for effective teaching and effective learning. With a little help from Twitter along the way.

The Sunday Lunch Show with Kalil Rouse 16-01-22: Wellbeing, unconscious bias and slang

In today's show, there is a continuation of Pastoral CPD as Kalil speaks about unconscious bias and how it can influence and impact the conversations teachers have with young people. Then, he is joined by Lekha Sharma (@teacherfeature2) and they talk about how school leaders can improve staff wellbeing. Finally, Kalil tucks in to whether schools should be banning slang and colloquialisms from pupils' written work. 
 
As always, get in touch with Kalil directly on twitter: @Kalil_R91
 
Search #PastoralCPD on twitter for more shows focused on all things pastoral. 

The Sunday Breakfast Show with Sobia Iqbal 16-01-22: Empathy

Join Sobia with CEO of Empathy Week Ed Kirwan who is a photographer, filmmaker and educator. 
In 2020, Empathy Week engaged 100,000  students  in two years (30 countries across 6 continents).
 Empathy week are creating young, conscious and empathetic leaders through the power of cinematic film and inspiring true stories.
 
Building schools and classrooms rooted in Empathy! 

The Late Show with Miss Saeed 15.01.22: Inclusion and SEND Teaching

Miss Saeed is joined by NASEN's SEND Teacher of the Year (2021) Mr Stammer to discuss his personal journey as someone who stammers and what it truly means for a setting to be inclusive.  They also explore the most pertinent points of the SEND Code of Practice and what we should all aim to do to help meet the needs of SEND students!

The Saturday Lunch with Joe Hammond 15-1-22: E Safety.

Joe talks about e-safety and speaking from experience, reading for pleasure, and plays some songs.

The Saturday Brunch Show with Emma Williams 15-01-22: say boo to Blue Monday

Emma shares some concrete strategies for protecting your mental health before sharing some comedy tales to make us all smile in her show prior to Blue Monday.