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In this week's show, Claudia Tumba and Martin Sketchley talk about teaching English in South Korea and their thoughts and reflections for 20...
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In this week's show, Claudia Tumba and Martin Sketchley talk about teaching English in South Korea and their thoughts and reflections for 20...

AI is often criticised for killing critical thinking. Timea Kadar and her guests, Professor Xue Zhou and Med Kharbach, are looking at exampl...

In this fifth episode, PSHE lead and educator Clare Price considers how to prepare parents, staff and learners to cover the updated need to...

This week, the TES reported that the government has spent almost £5.8 billion clearing 90% of historic SEND deficits across 129 councils. Ye...

We talk the end of half-term with some very direct contributions. Mental health at its forefront as ever.

In this show, Darren considers schools as liminal spaces and explores some of the famous Japanese ghost stories set inside them.

'Socialist Students' is calling on pupils and students to walk out of lessons on 20 November, campaigning on war, education funding and thei...

With the government’s teacher retention programme delayed until autumn 2027, Points of View asks whether flexible working could help keep te...

Louise Marie is joined by oracy experts and authors, Amy Gaunt and Alice Stott, to discuss their wonderful new book 'Create an Oracy Curricu...

For years, teachers have been highlighting the need for steps to be taken to reduce workload. Lip service has been paid to this concept, wit...

Join Michael Wright for a special episode as he sits down with Steve Willshaw to discuss his book, The Functionally Fluent Teacher. In this...

Chris is joined by guest James Nichols to explore the importance of political education in schools. How can we help young people understand...

We talk facing up to the facts and how acceptance could help you in the classroom and beyond.

In today's show, Darren looks at the leadership data to consider what type of headteachers teachers best respond to and why, ultimately, bei...

Tim Smyth, US teacher and author, talks to Huma Mirza and Jon Biddle about using comics and graphic novels effectively in schools.

Two-week half-terms in the autumn term are becoming more commonplace in schools around the UK. While for students and teachers, this is welc...

Should speaking and listening have equal status with reading and writing and what would that mean in the classroom? Tony Harwood, Rae Whiteh...

Carl explores why teachers are really leaving the profession and it might not be what you think.

We talk dealing with conflict at work alongside a host of other things to help you process stuff. That's if you need it. And if you're on ha...

Continuing the mini-series on teacher job satisfaction, Darren explores the literature about the satisfaction criteria for teachers and cons...