Teachers Talk Radio

Graham Stanley is joined by special guests to discuss teacher training and tech in the classroom, focussing on the upskilling needed to accompany the introduction of technology to the classroom. This show is brought to you in partnership with BETT Global and features previews of BETT Show 2025!   With budgets being tight, the importance of schools maximising the use of the existing technology to succeed has become paramount. In this show, we talk about the free opportunities at BETT like Tech User Labs, Connect @ Bett and TableTalks.   Guests are EJ Quinn (Bett's Head of Community Development) and Dan Dryer (Maths teacher and digital learning manager at Staning Grammar School).   Get your ticket for BETT 2025 here: https://uk.bettshow.com/visitor-registration

Join Aramide Oluwa for an interesting discussion with teacher, IT professional and coach, Azeez Arepo as they discuss the impact of discipline in Nigerian schools and how it shapes students’ behaviour with regard to teaching and learning.

Join Sarah Kate Towlson on Teachers Talk Radio as she welcomes Shona O'Callaghan and Kealan Barron to discuss school inspections. This episode unpacks what inspectors look for, how to prepare with impactful lesson planning and data-driven teaching, and strategies to approach inspections with confidence and purpose. A must-listen for teachers and school leaders!

On The Weekly Review, panellists, Lianne Lax and John Gibbs discuss hot topics in the week's news with host, Paul Hazzard. Show production by Lianne Lax. This week's stories: We need a common vision for childhood so all pupils can flourish - https://tinyurl.com/28awbuus Lesson prescription, teacher autonomy & trust - https://tinyurl.com/5n7phazh Ofsted annual report: education and social care serving most children well, but system pressures bite for most disadvantaged - https://tinyurl.com/ydw9vbv6 Shows Reviewed: Christmas Presence instead of Christmas Presents: The Twilight Show with Claire Cannon How can great assessment bring joy to schools: The  Sunday Late show with Beejesh Deva Curriculum Conversations: The Late Show with Hannah Wilson and Lucy Neuburger

How can music unlock creativity and build life skills in students? Join Mr. Sherwin Jeremy Atkins, a dynamic music educator and Head of Performing Arts, as he shares how music inspires young minds, fosters creativity, and shapes lifelong learners.

Darren looks at the difference beween learning and performance and how performance is often used as a poor proxy for learning.

Most people will say that spending time with people who matter is up there in terms of priorities, especially at Christmas. So why is there such a focus on buying something for your class? I don't think we need to buy gifts for our students - instead we should prioritise "presence". In this show I reflect on the power of spending quality time with our students, the benefits this has for engagement and also how it can support wellbeing.

Tired of school leadership advice? Try this anti-guide to school leadership and find out how not to be a head (or school leader) instead.

Beejesh chats with Deep Singh Ghataura about the current state of assessment in schools, the psychometrics understanding behind assessment, the downstream effects of assessment and what great assessment which brings joy to schools looks like.

Dani talks to bestselling author Kate Jones about her new book, Feedback: Strategies to Support Teacher Workload and Improve Pupil Progress. They explore practical, evidence-based tips for giving feedback that truly makes a difference for students while easing teacher workload. This show is brought to you in partnership with John Catt Educational.