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Tom Rogers is joined by headteacher Katharine Birbalsingh to discuss her plans for a 'march for children' (to take place soon) and the arguments behind it. These include ideas around smartphone use, teacher training, curriculum, uniforms and more.
In this urgent show, we confront the rising tide of violence and aggression facing teachers and school staff across the UK. Host Tom Rogers is joined by veteran educator and behaviour specialist Andrew Old, and leadership and inclusion expert Chuma A., for a frank discussion about why violence in schools is escalating — and what must be done to stop it.
We also hear a powerful call-in from April Steffeck, who shares her frontline e...
With my guest teacher, Junny Lee, we discussed stress in schools, teacher and pupil burnout and how to deal with the pressure of teaching.
On today's show, I spoke to Emily Bryson about how teachers can combine teaching with other types of work to form a portfolio career. Emily has been successfully doing this for some time now, which has enabled her to spend the last year or so travelling though Latin america.
Tod and Morgan are joined by Jake Cowling to explore the power of explicit vocabulary instruction and how it intersects with oracy. The conversation highlights how AI tools can lighten teacher workload while improving the precision and timing of vocabulary delivery, making it easier to build word-rich classrooms that support deep understanding and confident expression.
We unpack practical strategies for supporting oral language, em...
An honest discussion with an experienced SENCO, Ms Marie Dennis, to explore the challenges of providing a truly inclusive education system. This show goes behind the scenes of a day in the life of a SENCo- the rewards and challenges.
Julia Waters, the sister of Ruth Perry, sits down with Tom Rogers to discuss the latest with regards to OFSTED.
Julia Waters joins us to discuss the latest developments surrounding Ofsted's proposed inspection reforms and the emotional and professional toll the system continues to take on school leaders. Julia, who became a campaigner following the tragic death of her sister, headteacher Ruth Perry, shares candid reflections on th...
In this show, The Sunday Social, Martin is joined by EFL teacher and blogger Joanna to explore her journey from engineering into English language teaching. Together, they reflect on the transition from in-person to online teaching, the challenges of hybrid classrooms, and how Joanna discovered her passion for teaching through unexpected opportunities. The conversation explores lesson planning, the use of AI as a creative aid, and t...
In this episode of Points of View on Teachers Talk Radio, Yasmin Omar, Lucy Trimnell and Rae Whitehouse tackle some of the most pressing and complex issues facing education this week. They begin by discussing the rise of misogynistic attitudes among young people, exploring the impact of pornography, social media influences, and figures like Andrew Tate, while debating the roles of parents, schools, and wider society in addressing t...
Ben hosts his latest Classroom Chronicles as he delves into the debate on smartphones in education with guest Damian McBeath.
Find out about more about the Science of Learning with special guest Dr Carolina Kuepper-Tetzel from the University of Glasgow. We speak about how teachers can apply this to their classrooms, particularly when it comes to spaced practice and retrieval practice.
Carl talks to guest Brian Lightman about the New Ofsted. The Ofsted consultation deadline is on Monday 28th April but an exciting new vision has been proposed by some of the country's leading educationalists. This show explores their recommendations with one of its authors and considers whether this is something the profession get really get behind.
Join Clara Hawking and guests Darren Coxon and C. Huron Böke as they discuss AI in education.
Christopher talks with researcher and primary school teacher Dr Emma Simpson about the contribution that narrative non-fiction can make to the history learning of primary school children.
Join Famida Choudhary as she explores the world of language, literacy, and equity with Elena, a passionate and experienced EAL (English as an Additional Language) leader. Together, they discuss how language shapes access to education, the power of multilingualism, and how schools and families can better support EAL learners. Packed with practical insights and real-world strategies, this episode is a must-listen for educators and pa...
After reflecting on Pope Francis' attitudes towards education, Darren looks at the research into working class boys' attitudes towards education and considers how attempt to make school more accessible to them may not align with what they actually need.
Dave is joined by Phil Herd, Rob Burgess and Janice Storch to look at maths across the Key Stages and discuss the issues facing the subject and what excellent progress looks like from primary school right up to A Level.
Khanh Duc Kuttig and James Radburn co host a one off show featuring author and leader Bruce Robertson to discuss his new John Catt Book - Power up your Questioning. On this show they discuss the nuts and bolts of classroom questioning, how to ask great classroom questions and the pitfalls too. Bruce shares a range of questioning strategies to support teachers in any classroom. You can get 20% this and any book on the John Catt webs...
Join Tony Harwood, Science teacher, for his debut show on TTR. He is joined by fellow teacher Yannick to discuss what it is like to teach in a challenging school and so much more!
In her first ever TTR show, Huma talks about leadership across borders - in various international contexts. She is joined by guest Dr George Scorgie, the Dean of Student Activities at Robert College, Istanbul.
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