Teachers Talk Radio

Khanh-Duc Kuttig and Yang-Ming Huang discuss the loss of motivation we observe in students, especially those who have recently transitioned from secondary school.

Join me to find out what's new in English Language Teaching (ELT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), as I look at the research and talk about how AI is being used for teaching and learning English.

Welcome to Tired Teachers Talk, where Leanne and Rae bring you the honest, hilarious, and often relatable struggles of surviving week 14 in education. From collapsing WiFi to collapsing teachers, emotional support cows to Christmas chaos, this is the show where primary and secondary teachers come together to vent, share, and laugh their way through the madness. With real stories about classroom catastrophes, Nativity nightmares, and leadership-induced exhaustion, Leanne and Ray capture the essence of teaching — endless responsibilities, resilient humor, and a collective plea for chocolate and naps. Whether you're battling Velcro shoes, off-timetable chaos, or just holding on until Friday's half-day, this podcast is your dose of teacher solidarity. Perfect for anyone in education who's ever said, "Why am I this tired?" — because we get it. You’re not alone. Grab a cuppa (or something stronger) and join us for some cathartic complaining and unfiltered teacher talk.

Tom Rogers is joined by the Portfolio Director of BETT Global, Duncan Verry, to preview some of the exciting things that are planned for the BETT show this January. You can grab your ticket right here: https://uk.bettshow.com/visitor-registration

Join me in conversation with Topsy Page, as we talk all things Oracy.

In his last show of 2024, Darren talks about using self-questionning as a way of improving lecture comprehension.

This week John Gibbs revisits his show over the past year and asks: what have I learned? With the help of guests Dennis Sherwood, Dr Edda Sant, Professor Ester Leslie, PhD researcher Hannah Robinson as well as fellow TTR hosts Brent Poland, Lucy Neuburger, and Paul Hazzard, John explores lessons including: The (un)reliability of exams The instrumentalism creeping into schools. Educating for democracy Loss of teacher autonomy How teachers use humour Embrassing mess    

Join Chris as he unwraps the impact of seating plans in classrooms.  He uses a Christmas twist to analyse traditional rows, horseshoe and cluster seating and how they shape learning and manage behaviour.

In part one, Hannah Wilson @ArtTeacherHWN & Lucy Neuburger @LuEliz1989 discuss their festive wish lists for school and their hopes for the education world in 2025.   In part one, as the holidays approach, Hannah & Lucy offer a wellbeing reminder to all their teacher friends and colleagues.

Find out how schools really celebrate during the festive period! Listen to Hannah Wilson @ArtTeacherHWN & Lucy Neuburger @LuEliz1989 as they talk about the many and some unusual ways in which schools get into the holiday spirit.