Teaching as scholarship: The Late Show with Konstantinos Pappas
In this show, Konstantinos is joined by Dr Frania Hall to discuss the value of teaching as scholarship in higher education. Together, they e...
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20 of 1,045 episodesIs there really a recipe for an Outstanding Lesson?: The Lunch Show with Famida Choudhary
Every educator has heard the phrase "outstanding lesson," but what does it actually mean? Is it about engagement, creativity, differentiatio...
Fact to the Future! Powering Up Primary Non‑Fiction: The Twilight Show with Louise Marie
Louise Marie meets with Marie Zarro to discuss how to introduce non-fiction texts to the primary classroom!
Inspiring or demoralising? Our thoughts on effective leadership: The Twilight Show with Tony Harwood and Yannick Berland
Yannick and Tony talk about how they have been managed and how they have managed others throughout their 25-year careers. They reflect on ho...
What are the most popular GCSE and A-level subjects in 2026?: Points of View
As new summer exam entry data lands following the government’s landmark curriculum and assessment review, we ask: are England’s secondary sc...
Do boys really learn differently?: The Late Show with Beejesh Deva and Claire Bills
Join Beejesh and Claire to discuss if Gareth Southgate really does know best about how boys and girls learn.
Belonging in Schools - England's Hidden Crisis?: The Late Show with Tim Smale
This week on The Late Show with Tim Smale, Tim is joined by Darren Goode, Assistant Principal for Inclusion, for a conversation about belong...
Stress and meaning?: The Sunday Breakfast with Phin
We talk how to make meaning out of stress. Join me!
Under the Watchful Eye: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
In this show, Darren explores the psychology of being observed as a teacher. Drawing on research by Ali et al., he examines why lesson obser...
Girls in the Game: Tackling Misogyny, Body Confidence & Belonging in School
Why do so many girls disengage from sport during their school years and what can schools do to change that? In this special Teachers Talk Ra...
Are behaviour policies draconian?: The Late Late Show with Lee Pace
Lee will be joined by Tom and Keiran, teachers in an SEMH school for boys. They will be considering behaviour policies in schools, how to fi...
Teacher 'pulled sickie' to go on stag do abroad: Points of View
A teacher who “pulled a sickie” to attend a stag do in Portugal, lied about illness, and later ripped pages from his passport to cover his t...
Neurodiverse Wellbeing: The Sunday Late Show With Toby Doncaster
In this thoughtful and practical discussion, Toby and Jo Hrabi will consider the pressures neurodiverse learners may face in busy educationa...
Self-esteem and stress?: The Sunday Breakfast Show with Phin
We talk stress and self-esteem. Are the two linked? Can one get better without the other? Let's talk it out...
Is teaching getting harder? Part 2: The Twilight Show with Tony Harwood and Yannick Berland
Yannick and Tony conclude their discussion on the perceived increase in demand of the profession on teachers . They draw on surveys of UK te...
Parental Self Efficacy and Exam Stress: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
In this show, Darren explores the relationship between parental self-efficacy and student exam stress. How much does a parent's confidence i...
Where did our first jobs go? Friday Morning Break Show with Carl Smith
Carl asks why so many young people are economically inactive according to the Milburn report. He explores whether schools or teachers are to...
Connected - Focusing on `Me` and `We`: TTR Special with Rachel Johnson
Tim Smale talks to Rachel Johnson, chief executive of PiXL and author of Connected: Focusing on `Me` and `We`. Her big idea is simple: to th...
Why is prejudicial abuse rising in schools?: Points of View
Suspensions for racist, homophobic, transphobic and ableist abuse in schools have risen sharply but what’s really behind the trend? On this...
What’s Really Causing Teacher Burnout?: Points of View
Teachers are exhausted, overwhelmed and, in many cases, walking away from the profession. But what is really behind the rise in teacher burn...