Teachers Talk Radio

The role of AI in the future of education: The Late Show with James Radburn

James Radburn is joined by Laura Knight and Chris Goodall as we explore the role of AI in Education. Together, they discuss the intricacies of integrating AI into educational practices, highlighting the importance of adaptability and the critical role of ethical considerations. They delve into how educators and policymakers can embrace AI tools responsibly, ensuring these technologies enhance rather than overshadow the human element of teaching and learning. Laura and Chris share insights into fostering a culture of innovation and inclusion, preparing students for a future where technology and education are increasingly intertwined. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of education, where AI is not just a tool but a transformative force shaping the way we learn, teach, and lead as part of Teachers Talk Radio.

Leadership Qualities - From Vision to Vulnerability: The Twilight Show with Maxine

Maxine is joined by Alice Gregson, CEO of Forum Strategy to talk about the qualities make a great leader. Discussing the importance of context, qualities and traits not being seen as fixed and how leaders can model vulnerability.

Using Escape Room Games in the Classroom: The Twilight Show with Graham Stanley

On today's show, I look at how teachers can turn their classroom into a live escape room game. How best can you do this while ensuring the students are still learning? We look at general guidelines, put into context through an example escape room game I designed for learners, along with an exploration of why you might want to use escape room games and how you can do this. 

Are We Professionals?: TheSaturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester

Darren reviews the nature of a 'profession' and discusses the need for community in order for a professional to thrive.

Teaching Grammar: The Late Show with Lucy Neuburger

Lucy chats with former teacher and author Lucy Strange about grammar teaching. They discuss whether the problem is what’s being taught or how it is being taught. They also ponder the impact of technology on children’s imagination and writing skills.

Surviving the ECF: The Late Late Show with Kathryn Taylor

Kathryn is joined by ECT2 Liam Selsby as he reaches the final term of the ECF. We discuss professional learning and engaging with feedback (as an ECT and from Kathryn's perspective as ITTCo), and reflect on the process of going through the process of the ECF.

Shell-Shocked: The Easter Twilight Show with Stephen Lockyer

Join Stephen for a wonderfully meandering journey through his teaching week. He gives his tips on some tools and apps that teachers could use to make their life easier, takes us on his incredibly breezy seaside walk, shares feedback he'd had from a recent lesson observation and makes us laugh a lot too! Join Stephen for another of his unmissable TTR shows! 
 
 

Learning Walkthrus with Tom Sherrington: The Late Show with Hannah Wilson

Hannah Wilson interviews author, blogger, speaker and Walkthrus creator Tom Sherrington about the latest book his Walkthrus series - Learning Walkthrus. Hear what the key messages and takeaways from the book are in this bumper interview. You can get 20% off the book on the John Catt Website by using the code JCTTR2324. 

Gen Alpha: The Saturday Breakfast with Darren Lester

Darren explores the defining features of Generation Alpha, which (to no-ones surprise) is the tech they use.

'Can I Really Be Queer Here?' LGBT+ Experiences in Faith Schools: The Late Late Show with Rae

Host Rae and guest Natasha Brandon delve into the nuanced experiences of LGBT+ educators working within faith schools.