The International Classroom

In today's episode, I’m joined by Peter Gravell and Angela Newton, the creators of Real Fast Reports, to talk about how they created RFR, what the future of AI education is, and they share some tips on how best to use RFR.You can learn more about Read Fast Reports here:www.realfastreports.comTwitter @realfastreportsFacebook @realfastreportsLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/realfastreports/

In this episode, we'll be delving into a topic that's essential for any teacher's professional development: goal setting. Whether you're a seasoned teacher or just starting out in your career, setting and reflecting on goals can help you grow and thrive in your role.As educators, setting goals is crucial for our professional growth and success in the classroom. However, it can often be challenging to set and achieve goals amidst the demands and pressures of teaching. In this episode, we'll be sharing strategies for setting effective and attainable goals, as well as tips for staying motivated and on track. From SMART goals to goal tracking and reflection,

In this is episode, we're thrilled to have Philip Wride, an expert in the gaming and esports industry, joining us on the show. Philip has spent over 22 years in the industry, working on popular titles like FIFA at EA Sports. He's also passionate about bridging the gap between education and entertainment, using gaming to improve math skills and build stronger relationships between parents and their children. In this episode, we'll be diving into Philip's extensive experience and insights into the world of gaming and esports. You can follow and keep up to date with Philip through his socials here:Twitter - @philipwrideInstagram - @philipwrideLinkedIn – www.linkedin.com/in/philipwrideWeb – www.philipwride.com

Welcome to episode 4 of the International Classroom, a podcast for educators who are passionate about working and living abroad. Today, we're joined by Joyce Matthews, a globally recognised trainer of facilitators. In this episode, we'll delve into Joyce's expertise in using the principles of Andragogy to develop leadership skills.Based in Scotland, Joyce Matthews works with government agencies, charities, schools, universities and businesses in India, Malta, Gozo, China, Japan, Zambia, Canada, Brunei, USA, Denmark and UK. Over the last twelve years Joyce has worked with the National College of School Leadership, Nottingham University, University College London’s Institute of Education and Education Scotland facilitating leadership programmes and training leaders how to be facilitators. Joyce’s training programme has been endorsed by Education Scotland, the executive arm of the Scottish Government.

In this episode we have a special guest, joining us to share her experiences of living and working in Dubai as a non-teaching partner. Dubai is known for its luxurious lifestyle and booming economy, but what is it really like for those who don't work in the education sector? We’re going to explore what it's like to navigate a new culture and career path and explore the unique challenges of living and working abroad. So sit back, relax, and join us as we bring you a unique perspective on international living from the perspective of a non-teacher  in Dubai.

Teaching in Dubai can be a rewarding and enriching experience, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. In order to thrive as a teacher in this dynamic and globalised city, it's important to be prepared and adaptable. In this episode, we'll be sharing practical tips and strategies for success in the classroom and beyond. From building relationships with students and families to using technology effectively and balancing work and personal life.

Dubai is a rapidly growing and dynamic city with a diverse student population and a range of professional development opportunities for teachers. However, living and working in Dubai also comes with its own set of challenges, including cultural differences, language barriers, and the heat and humidity. In this episode, we'll explore both the benefits and challenges of teaching in Dubai, and share our own experiences and insights from working in this vibrant and globalized city.