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Sarah and guests talk about their experience of teaching abroad.
We face a shortage of language teachers as well as a shortage of students willing to learn foreign languages. What is happening and what can we do about it?
Tom explores the future of assessment in schools with his special guests -how will artificial intelligence change education? How will the jobs of the future change education today? Should they? Is our exam system in need of reform? Can Daisy replicate her success as a university challenge winner in 2007 in a special TTR re-run with Tom asking the questions? Find out more in this show!
Tom is joined by Tom Sherrington, former headteacher, blogger and serial author and Kathryn Darwin, lead practitioner in Maths, to discuss the future of education. Topics covered include - Why are teachers leaving teaching and how can we stop them? What are the trends and fads of 2022? What does the future look like and can we make it a better one? What should we keep or takeaway from the education system?
In this show, Brent and Adam react to the public debate about Private Schools. How far does your choice of school impact on your life choices?
This evening, in a typical turn of events, Eugene, Daniel Bundred and Jasmine Lane set out to discuss Twitter beefs and go off topic and talk deeply about education and how to be a good teacher.
Seriously, this is the stuff of NPQs. If you want to know how to lead a school, listen to us ramble.
Darren talks to Nadja Stephens-Mikesch, the head of German at Wycliffe College in Gloucestershire, about winter festivals and traditions from around Europe.
In this episode, 'Supporting and Inspiring Learners', Dr Poppy Gibson is joined by two guests, consultant teacher in SEND Nicola Higgins (From Fusion SEND Hub), and Senior Lecturer in primary education, Julia Carr (From ARU).
In the first half of the show, we consider how we can support our learners to best meet their needs, and talk about the value of partnership with parents and carers.
In the second half of the show, we ...
Tom Rogers hosts a special podcast from the floor of the Schools and Academies Show on 17th November 2022 in Birmingham, where he met many from across the education sector to discuss with them the latest happenings in the world of teaching and learning. A series of interviews not to be missed!
More information about this podcast including guests can be found here: https://www.ttradio.org/post/teachers-talk-radio-at-saas
If you were given £50k to spend on something on your school, what would you buy?
Karl discusses the danger of school exclusions - are too many students excluded from school? Why are they excluded? What happens next? Karl is joined by callers on the show!
I am joined by Joshua Underwood, a language teacher in Spain with a background and interest in Artificial Intelligence about using AI to inspire creativity in the classrom and what the developments in this field might mean for teachers in the future.
Tracey talks about the future of ITT with Haili Hughes, Head of Education at Iris Connect, author and speaker.
The Fake HT explores why teachers are leaving the profession.
In today's Lunchtime Show Brent and Adam discuss, what skills do students need for their futures?
They discuss their own schooling and what they are currently doing in their schools to deliver a progressive curriculum.
What are the '12 student skills that are useful.." @indeed
and what does the OECD report into the 'The future of education and skills' say? -https://www.oecd.org/education/2030/E2030%20Po...
Tom HB interviews Nick Hart about his latest book, published through Bloomsbury, which discusses a 5 part framework for making a difference in schools.
What are the five impact domains that can drive school improvement? How can they be applied to any school improvement journey? Find out in this TTR special!
This week, in my ongoing quest to understand what schools are for my guest, is Dr Richard Churches Global Head of Research at the Education Development Trust. We consider if schools can be places where meaningful research can be conducted by teachers.
With GCSE entries for modern foreign language falling, we explore why a student should choose to learn another language. Nathan is joined by Helen Myers and Annelies Paris to explore the benefits and barriers to MFL in primary and secondary schools. #MFL #Languages #Travel
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