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Live talk radio for teachers. Breaking news and analysis.
In this show of Teachers Talk Radio, Famida Choudhary is joined by Amir Taron Ayres to rethink one of education’s most debated classroom too...
A school letter has sparked controversy after making extra GCSE revision — including weekends — compulsory, with consequences for absence. B...
We talk how to make meaning out of stress in the classroom.
In this live show Tim is joined by Michael Everett, an educator whose career has taken him from challenging secondary schools in England to...
Headteacher Jonathan Sands joins Yannick and Tony to talk about the big binaries! Is DI the only way or is there room for discovery? Do we n...
Hosts Huma and Toby talk with teachers John and Richard about why graphic novels matter in schools, how they encourage reading for pleasure,...
Darren looks at the research into the differences, and similarrties, in how test anxiety presents itself in boys and girls.
This is a show for teachers everywhere. Teachers who are exhausted. Teachers who feel under pressure. teachers who feel like they are failin...
Reform has unveiled plans for a “patriotic curriculum” — including flying the Union Flag in every school, displaying portraits of the King,...
Join us for a Late Show special in which Tim sits down with Peter Hyman: former Downing Street speechwriter, co-founder of School 21, and on...
On today's show, I look back at last week's IATEFL conference and discuss some practical tips for teacher professional development.
Hosts Tony and Yannick chat with headteacher Jonathan Sands about his people-centred approach to behaviour management, explaining a ‘reward...
We talk if the sun is actually shining and do things get better? Let's talk it out..
It’s nearly exam season and the countdown, post-Easter, has truly begun. The pressure is on. Revision classes are running before school, aft...
Darren looks into the research behind availability and access to information and considers what this means for student research projects.
Dave Brown speaks to Mehal Shah about the Every Child Achieving and Thriving white paper on education. What does the future of SEND provisio...
In this show, Famida is joined by De'Shawn Washington to explore “Literacy: Liberating Lives.” Moving beyond phonics and technical skills, t...
Mehmet speaks with Eve, an English leader passionate about creating truly inclusive classrooms where every student feels seen, heard and val...
In this week's show, Martin Sketchley has a chat with Joseph Steven Van Dorn about what university teachers should consider when working in...
This show responds to a Telegraph exclusive claiming progressive policies of managed moves, pressure not to exclude and inclusion practices...
Deputy head Rachel, working in a primary school in Newham, discusses how schools are responding to needs beyond education, including poverty...
We talk mental health (of course) and how we can be more compassionate in the classroom, alongside all those regular features you know and l...
In this show, Timea talks with lecturer Rafael Dos Santos about the role of humour in higher education: why it works (neuroscience, dopamine...
In this show, Sarah speaks with Head of Year Jack Macey about transforming the dreaded phone call home into a tool for building relationship...
Darren looks into recent research published by Liang et al into the role that personality plays in online language learning and considers ho...
Carl chats to experienced Head of Year, Adam Perry about what they job is really like. A really interesting insight for anyone who is or has...
Lee Pace and guest Andy Chell explore modern school governance: what governing bodies actually do, how to distinguish strategic oversight fr...
Stricter home schooling rules are on the way but are councils anywhere near ready? This week on Points of View, we unpack the government’s p...
Join Michael Wright on The Sunday Lunch Show has he discusses applying for teaching jobs, green and red flags when getting a feel for a scho...
We talk blues and how it may be the search for perfection behind it, alongside your regular features to set you up with returning to the cla...
Some days, teachers walk into the classroom carrying more than just their teaching materials. This show explores what it means to teach on a...
Darren looks at why it's so important for teachers to tell their stories od why we chose to enter the profession.
On this show, Tony and Yannick discuss whether teachers should model the same rules they set for students. They cover dress code and uniform...
Beejesh Deva, Nathan Gynn and Claire Bills explore the growing world of consultants, edugurus and social‑media influencers in education. The...
In this show, Tim sits down with Simon Lightman, teacher, philosopher, researcher, and the driving force behind a cross-sector open letter t...
Industrial action at Llantwit Major High School has brought issues of workload, behaviour and funding into sharp focus. The NASUWT has raise...
In this week's show, Claudia Tumba and Martin Sketchley chat about what job English teachers should consider when applying to work in South...
The panel (JP, Rae Whitehouse, Lucy Trimnell, Yasmin Omar and Tom Rogers) explore various stories emerging from the upcoming NASUWT annual c...
On 13th March, Sir Martyn Oliver defended robust criticism from many in the profession that the new OFSTED framework unfairly penalises scho...
Join Chris as he explores the vulnerability of putting yourself out there in teaching, from applying for promotions to stepping into leaders...
From a young age, we are constantly exposed to depictions of teachers in books, films and TV series: the nurturing Miss Honey, the chaotic m...
What can Zelda teach us about learning? Listen in for more about gamification and teaching and learning.
Who really decides what our students learn and why? In this episode, I’m joined by Stephanie Martin to unpack one of the most pressing quest...
Christopher talks with infant school headteacher Simon Sharp about the differences between English schools and international schools; the im...
Join Michael Wright for the Sunday Lunch Show with special guest Natasha Chalk, as they discuss the importance of building and maintaining r...
Louise Marie speaks to Patrick Cozier about effective leadership at all levels. What it looks and feels like, the research behind this, how...
Darren looks at research into why children feel they benefit most from peer support during school transition.
Dave is joined by Dr Scott Swain to discuss his recently completed PhD on how dealing with student mental health and well being is affecting...
Edmund Barnett-Ward was on the Points of View panel to discuss Ofsted’s conduct following the tragic death of headteacher Ruth Perry. Have l...
Schools serving the most disadvantaged communities are significantly more likely to be marked down on achievement under the current inspecti...