Teachers Talk Radio

The Late Late Show with Christopher Vowles 14-7-21

Christopher Vowles and Gareth Johnson (@GRJEducation) discuss the challenges and rewards of developing educational leaders in UK and international contexts; learning from unexpected lessons; and the core qualities of wisdom-rich leadership in schools.

The Wednesday Twilight Show with Nathan Gynn 14-07-21

We talk with Makaton song music maker Melody Signs about using Makaton in the classroom and Al Targett, Secondary Science Teacher, about the differences between Primary and Secondary schools.

The Breakfast Show with Mal Krishnasamy 14-07-21

Join Mal and special guest, Charlotte Davies. We discuss motor skills development & lobbying for a National Curriculum in PE that would support the kinetic chain of children’s development.
Also, why are Scandanavian countries considered to have the best education systems?  We compare them to the UK system.
Tune in! Talk it Out!

The Drive Home Show with Neil Mullen 13-07-2021

Join me on my Drive Home debut show!
In this first show I discuss the wonderful and joyous reasons behind why we work with SEND learners as well as discuss the impact that COVID-19 has had on learners with SEND.
 
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The Morning Break with Emma Sheppard 13-07-21

This morning Emma talks to Laura Fraser, Network Connector at Teach First, as well as LitDrive's Kat Howard and Vivienne Porritt from WomenEd about the power of professional networks.

The Breakfast Show with Tabitha McIntosh 13-07-21

Tabitha talks to English Language teacher and hyaena-enthusiast Stewart McNicol - @McnicolStewart - about the history of Standard English, the politics of promoting Standard English as a spoken language of classrooms, whether or not 'good' words make 'good' thinking, and Noam Chomsky's use of vocal fry

The Breakfast Show with James Clarke 12-07-2021

You turn up for a last minute cover to find that no work has been set. You've got 30 year 8's looking up to you, what do you do? That's the question James is asking listeners today, 

Sunday Late Show with Dr. Herine Otieno 11-07-2021

Digitization of Education in Africa: A dangerous distraction or a MUST Have?:  Dr. Herine Otieno-AfricasOwnEducationDoctor & Education Evangelist discusses more with Miracule Gavor, a long term Ghanian Educationist & current PhD student (Mathematics Education & Technology) at UCL-UK

The Sunday Lunch Show with Kalil Rouse 11-07-21

After a week off, Kalil is back on the the airwaves! In today's show, Kalil talks about the impact the England men's football team's success has had on schools and children. Amongst other key issues, Raheem Sterling gets a worthy mention. The conversation then moves onto a deep dive into whether TAs and support staff are given the same level of respect as teachers and, if they are, what's the secret to making it happen?

The Sunday Brunch with Graham Columb 11.07.2021

Wind down with Graham Columb on Teachers Talk Radio!
 
This week: The Playground. What problems still exist? How do different schools resolve them? Can they all BE solved? Tune in. Talk it out!