Teachers Talk Radio

Lucy (Portugal) and Daisy (UAE) host a one off special exploring international teaching in depth; where to go, when to go, how to go? All these questions discussed in detail with guest callers from around the world including the Czech Republic and Vietnam.

Join hosts of Christmas past Ed Finch and Toby Payne-Cook for a one-off Christmas Social.  They discuss the future of Twitter, their dream edu-dinner party and their hopes for 2024 – with a musical interlude or two along the way!

Join Paul as he speaks with charismatic & courageous school director Trae Holland of PSI Kyiv about his outstanding work in making life as normal as possible for his students and staff amids the chaos and danger of war. Pechersk School International (PSI Kyiv) https://enrol.psi.kyiv.ua/

In this show, Maxine talks about the benefits of having a strong moral purpose and shares what she has learned about purpose from educators such as Sam Strickland and Geoff and Margaret (favourites on X).

How can teachers build on previous learning experiences and avoid the 'key stage blame game'? Rae is joined by fellow teachers Yasmin, Claire and others to discuss metacognition, working memory and classroom practice.

Tom is joined by Mark Wilson, Paul Matthews and many more guests and contributors to discuss AI in education - What is AI? Why AI? What is the added value of AI? How have you used AI in your teaching this year/how have you seen it being used with specific examples? What impact has it had for you/others? Beyond Chat GPT, what other apps or processes do you use? What are common scripts you use? What exciting uses do you think might be upcoming for AI in education? What are the pitfalls or dangers? And more!

My guests and I talk about the differences in students motivations, attitudes to learning and responses to the classroom environment and teaching methods and practices.

English teacher Shaun Dowling joins me from Brazil to talk about his work helping policymakers, lawyers, and others to become fluent in English for Corruption, to help them fight against fraud and other examples of mispractice in the country.

In the final Saturday Breakfast Show of 2023, Darren discusses the importance of personal and professional development, both for teachers and pupils.

In this episode, Poppy is joined by experienced educator Dr Sarah Wall, to talk about what 'associative' discrimination means, and questions how our schools can offer reasonable adjustments to best support our students and their parents and carers. Poppy also learns about the smallest school she has ever heard of!