Best Social Misconduct Podcasts (2024)

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Expectation and reality: an ECT's view: The Late Late Show with Kathryn Taylor 1:09:20

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Andrew Alcock began his teaching career several years ago but, for various reasons did not complete his NQT year. Now he is back in the classroom, completing the ECF. Tonight, we discuss Andrew’s unique perspective on teaching and professional development.By Teachers Talk Radio

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How does great middle leadership bring joy to schools?: The late show with Beejesh Deva 1:28:26

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Beejesh talks to Adam Robbins about how Middle leaders can make decisions, set culture and provide CPD which brings joy to their teams and students.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Collaborative projects with learners: The Sunday Lunchtime Show with Graham Stanley 1:28:50

26m ago1:28:50

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English teacher Belen Albarracin joined me to talk about the exciting collaborative projects she does with her learners, including TED-ED Talks and interactive choose-your-own-adventure stories.By Teachers Talk Radio

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'Getting CPD Right' The Sunday Twilight Show with Sarah Kate Towlson 1:31:00

15m ago1:31:00

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'Getting CPD Right' hosted by Sarah Kate Towlson, featuring special guests Carole Noble, Assistant Head of Teaching and Learning and Dean Williams, Assistant Head. The show delves into best practices for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) in both public and private education, highlighting the hurdles and challenges that school leaders, in th…

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Goalsettng Workshop : The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:32:26

6m ago1:32:26

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On the last Saturday off the summer, Darren plans his goals for the term, talks through effective goal setting processes and gives you the space to join in and come up with your own goals for the next 16ish weeks.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Is hope making a comeback in our schools?: The Friday Morning Break with Carl Smith 1:07:16

13m ago1:07:16

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Carl chats with Neil Rawes, an experienced secondary vice principal, about whether hope is making a comeback in schools. They discuss signs that life in schools may be getting better again ranging from the pay award to Ofsted reform and the forthcoming curriculum review.By Teachers Talk Radio

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The Wonderful Insanity of Starting at a New School- Friday Lunch Show with Morgan and Tod 1:29:58

25m ago1:29:58

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Morgan and Tod discuss the wonderful whirlwind that is starting at a new school. They explore how it's more than just the initial insets and inductions—it's about deep acculturation and truly investing in the school's vision. How can a school make new staff feel valued and seen. Schools can create opportunities for extended training, leveraging dat…

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STEM and SHAPE aspirations with Futurum Careers: TTR Special with Tom Rogers and Hannah Wilson 1:02:16

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Tom Rogers and Hannah Wilson host a one off special supported by Futurum Careers to discuss the career aspirations of young people, particularly in the areas of STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and SHAPE (social sciences, humanities and arts for people and the economy). Two incredible guests join the conversation; Julia Blac…

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Instructional Design - What's it all about? The Monday Morning Break with Khanh Duc Kuttig 1:03:16

3m ago1:03:16

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In this episode, Rory Braddell shares with us the ins and outs of instructional design. We hear about the ADDIE model of the instructional design process, the roles in an instructional design team, and how materials created by AI lack that human element.By Teachers Talk Radio

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87: Debunking Myths and Unveiling Lies of Prison Life 37:12

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Send us a text Ever wondered how much of what you've heard about prison life is actually true? Mike Cantrell pulls back the curtain on the misconceptions that society holds about prisons and their inmates. Through a personal recount of a misguided community meeting, he reveals how families are often manipulated by prisoners who exaggerate their har…

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Teaching with Zines! The Sunday Late Show with Christopher Vowles 1:30:05

9d ago1:30:05

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Christopher talks with author, academic and zine-maker Dr Jeanne Scheper about the zine as a medium facilitating individual creative freedom; its connections with protest movements and alternative subcultures; and its value as a teaching tool in the university seminar room.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Using EdTech to support students: The Sunday Lunchtime show with Graham Stanley 1:17:17

15m ago1:17:17

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Marina Falasca from Argentina joins me to chat about her work as a teacher, teacher trainer, curriculum designer, and researcher, especially when it comes to integrating EdTech to enhance students' learning experiences and outcomes.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Ice Lollies, Critical Mass, Critical Thinking: The Weekly Review 39:54

18m ago39:54

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On The Weekly Review, Lucy Neuburger, John Gibbs and Brent Poland discuss hot topics in the week's news with host, Paul Hazzard. This week's stories: ‘Too many of us have reached our critical mass of disruptive students’ https://www.tes.com/magazine/teaching-learning/secondary/teachers-reaching-burnout-disruptive-students-behaviour-schools Miss Pop…

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Direct Instruction Demystified: The Saturday Lunch Show Live with Jamie Clark 1:03:14

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Jamie is joined by teacher guest Zach Groshell to discuss all things DI and instructional coaching.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Decoding Leadership : The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:28:21

15m ago1:28:21

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Darren takes a look at what leadership is compared to what we think it is and thinks about why it can be so difficult to evaluate the efficacy of a leader.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Murdered in Cold Blood Over a Pot of Water: The Tragic Case of Sonya Massey. A Focused Exam of the Expanding Plague of "Wandering/Roaming Cops". Is it Safe Anymore for Individuals of Color to Call the ... 1:07:28

1h ago1:07:28

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Welcome to this incendiary, probing, brand-new installment of Light ‘Em Up. We’re currently being actively downloaded in 1⃣1⃣3⃣ countries globally! Thank you, for your constant support! In this intensive episode we’ll investigate and unpack the cold-blooded killing of Sonya Massey — a 36-year-old mother of two and resident of Springfield, Illinois.…

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GCSE Results Special: Education Tonight 1:29:25

7m ago1:29:25

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Brent (@BrentPoland1) and Paul (@Arkle123) examine discuss this year's GCSE results and examine the exam system to find out if it's fit for purposes. Tonight's guest is Sammy Wright.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Creative Destruction: Why Innovation is Crucial for Growth 25:29

1h ago25:29

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The primary contributor to long-run growth is productivity: A country’s ability to raise residents’ standards of living depends on its ability to boost workers’ output. In this episode of The Pie, Ufuk Akcigit, The Arnold C. Harberger Professor in Economics and the College, describes his research on growth through technological progress.…

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Tips for starting in a new school: The Late Show with Tom Rogers 1:10:56

1h ago1:10:56

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Tom hosts solo as he explores the do's and don'ts for starting out in a new school. He talks about his own personal experiences of starting in new schools and then delves into teachers shared wisdom on how to make the best possible start in a new place of work.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Supporting deaf pupils: The Monday Morning Break with Marie Greenhalgh 54:37

26m ago54:37

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Marie talks to Emily Sharpe about the various ways in which teachers can support deaf students.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Google & Gomez, Abolish Exams, Teacherless Classrooms: The Weekly Review 30:41

9d ago30:41

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This week on The Weekly Review Lianne Lax and John Gibbs join Paul for discussion on the top stories from the week in education. This week's stories: Google and Selena Gomez partner to fund teen mental health in the classroom https://www.independent.co.uk/news/google-ap-selena-gomez-mental-health-united-states-b2595295.html Should we abolish exams?…

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The effects of prior learning: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:24:13

17m ago1:24:13

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Darren looks at the research into prior learning and thinks about why we need to be more deliberate about our elicitation of it in our teaching.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Prison Education - Every bit as difficult, challenging, rewarding and essential as you thought: The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs 1:06:11

13d ago1:06:11

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This week my guests are Cassie Edmiston and Paul Grady. We discuss the work of the Prison Education Trust and Paul's journey from prison to being a successful artist.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Lessons Learnt from the Olympics: Education Tonight 1:29:51

13m ago1:29:51

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For one night only, Education Tonight features the dazzling dynamic duo, Lucy & Hannah, as they cast an eye over what we can learn from the Paris Olympics.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Critical skills to help students identify fake news and conspiracy theories?: The Late Show with Tom Rogers 1:27:50

14d ago1:27:50

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Can you teach critical thinking? Should you? What is fake news? How should we instruct students to handle online information? Should we? This is a far ranging debate featuring Claire Fox (Director of the Institute of Ideas), Dan Sohege (Director of Stand for All), Kirsty, Paul and Alistair (all classroom teachers) + some callers too.…

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86: The Complex World of Corrections: A Deep Dive with Dr. Mike Pittaro 55:21

22d ago55:21

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Send us a text What drives someone to dedicate their life to understanding inmate behavior and educating future criminal justice professionals? Join us for a compelling conversation with Dr. Mike Pittaro, associate professor of criminal justice at the American Military University and Director of Corrections for Northampton County Department of Corr…

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SEN in Disarray, Schools & Riots, Quality CPD: The Weekly Review 36:24

18d ago36:24

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Hannah Wilson, Lucy Neuburger, Kathryn Taylor and Brent Poland dissect the week's important news stories. Special educational needs system in England in ‘utter disarray’, says ombudsman After the riots: The role of schools in healing our communities How quality CPD could help solve the teacher recruitment crisis Shows of the week include: Education…

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The Next Five Years: The Saturday Social with Xander Lofts 1:32:12

3d ago1:32:12

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Xander talks to Mark Ravenwood about teacher recruitment and retention under Labour’s educational initiatives, and why record numbers are both leaving the profession and failing to qualify. To what extent will the 20% VAT levied on independent schools affect the state sector? Will students with SEND be particularly vulnerable? And how can teachers …

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Strengthening the Student Toolbox: The Saturday Live Show with Jamie Clark 1:02:12

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Amarbeer Singh Gill joins Jamie Clark for a conversation around strengthening the student toolbox as they explore the power of research based learning practices.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Feedback: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:28:20

6d ago1:28:20

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Darren returns after a summer break with a dazzling show focused on feedback. Why do we give feedback? What are its uses? What are the best ways to give feedback?By Teachers Talk Radio

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NEU's Daniel Kebede and School's Response to Riots: Education Tonight 1:17:04

19d ago1:17:04

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Brent Poland and Paul Hazzard talk to Daniel Kebede General Secretary, National Education Union NEU about the government's 5.5% pay award. Daniel Kebede - @DanielKebedeNEU In the second half of the show Matt Pinkett tells the duo what he can do to help schools manage toxic masculinity and perhaps formulate a response to the present unrest across th…

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Using Machine Learning to Predict—and Prevent—Police Misconduct 26:57

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In the wake of numerous high-profile incidents of police use of force, particularly against Black Americans, law enforcement agencies across the United States are confronting issues of officer misconduct. Whether such misconduct is preventable depends in part on whether it is predictable. In this episode of The Pie, Greg Stoddard, Senior Research D…

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Nationwide riots - How should schools react?: The Late Show with Tom Rogers 1:52:33

7d ago1:52:33

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Tom Rogers discusses the recent protests and riots that have taken place across the UK. What should schools do? How should schools react? Tom is joined by headteacher Laura Parker who shares her plans for September in light of recent events, including her schools focus on character education. Yasmin Omer, a Science teacher in London, shares her tak…

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How do great pastoral systems bring joy to schools: The Sunday Late Late Show with Beejesh Deva 1:30:15

9d ago1:30:15

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Beejesh talks with Kalil Rouse on how great pastoral systems bring joy to schools. They unpack the underpinning values and principles behind great systems, how great schools use both restorative and punitive measures, how to have a great restorative conversation and much more.By Teachers Talk Radio

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TRA misconduct cases, teacher side hustles, parenting and teaching: The Weekly Review 30:59

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Three top stories from this week's news are discussed in the Weekly Review with John Gibbs, Claire Cannon and host Paul Hazzard. Teacher misconduct cases ‘driven up’ by parent complaints I quit teaching for my side hustle Teacher mums who leave profession fuelling shortages Shows reviewed this week are: Nurturing Belonging and Self-Expression in Pr…

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The Radicalization Process: From "Normal" to "Violent Extremist", Being Humiliated, Losing One's Sense of Significance, & Othered. Motivated by Propaganda, Stripped of the Ability to Peacefully Pursue ... 55:23

27d ago55:23

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Welcome back to Light ‘Em Up! Directly from your support, we are actively being downloaded in 1⃣1⃣3⃣ countries! Thank you so much! There is so much trouble in this world. The threat vectors are endless. This riveting, in-depth episode turned out to be one of our more educational, intensive and acclaimed episodes among our 80+ binge-worthy catalogue…

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How do teachers use humour? The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs 1:07:05

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Do you make your students laugh? Is this something that helps or hinders? When are the jokes not funny? My guest, Hannah Robinson, is asking these questions in her research for a PhD. After teaching year 7 and 8 Maths, Hannah realised that humour was part of her teaching persona and wanted to learn more. Listen to how her research is going in a fas…

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Nurturing Belonging and Self-Expression in Primary School Children: The Late Late Show with Sophie Smith-Tong 1:01:02

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Sarah Desilva is a Primary School Teacher and Equalities Lead in a North London primary school. Sarah and Sophie discuss how educators might nurture belonging and self-expression in primary school settings and beyond.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Balancing Work Life and Family Life - How to make it work for you: The Late Show with Hannah Wilson 1:33:29

27d ago1:33:29

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Hannah is joined by her sister Vikki Rolls to discuss what it's like being a teacher and maintaining a family life - how to balance it all amidst the highs and lows.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Teacher goes viral with crochet gift, Suspensions and exclusions hit the news again: The Late Show with Tom Rogers 1:35:56

23d ago1:35:56

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Tom is joined by Sara Shabir who this week 'went viral' around the world following her gifting of a set of personalised crochet dolls to her Primary school class at the end of the school year. We find out why she did it, how long it took her and reaction of students and colleagues alike. In Part 2 of the show, Charlotte, Vicky, both SEN/Interventio…

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85: Best of The Prison Officer - Greatness Beyond the Badge - Interview w/Michael Laidler 1:01:03

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered what it takes to transition from a Border Patrol agent to a federal corrections officer, all while becoming a renowned public speaker and author? Today, we sit down with Michael Laidler, whose journey in law enforcement began at just nine years old, inspired by the O.J. Simpson case. Raised in Miami by a single…

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Online Learning & Teaching: The Twilight Show with Graham Stanley 1:32:54

1M ago1:32:54

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On today's show, I talked to Tamires Gama from Brazil about her experience of online learning and teaching.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Homework that works: The Saturday Show Live with Jamie Clark 1:03:23

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Jamie is joined by Science teacher and homework enthusiast Jo Castelino to talk about how to ensure students gain the most they can from completing homework. The discussion includes interesting insights into the pros and cons of homework in general; how long should students spend on homework? What should they do? What happens when students don't co…

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The United Learning Alternative Pension Plan: The Late Show with Tom Rogers 1:32:01

21d ago1:32:01

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Tom discusses the alternative pension plan being pitched by the largest academy chain in the UK. The scheme, proposed by CEO of UL Jon Coles, means lower employer and employee contributions in exchange for higher starting salaries and has proven very controversial, especially with the teaching unions. Tom is joined by CEO of United Learning Jon Col…

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What Went Wrong With Federal Student Loans? 25:41

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The United States is in the midst of a student loan crisis, with over 45 million borrowers owing more than $1.6 trillion in federal dollars. On this episode of The Pie, Constantine Yannelis, Associate Professor of Finance at the Booth School of Business, argues that federal policy is to blame: Decades of regulation and de-regulation have given way …

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A mechanisms based approach to professional development: The Monday Twilight Show with Adam Kohlbeck 1:29:16

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In this episode, Adam is joined by Danni Sands to discuss a mechanisms based approach to professional development. Danni shares her recent experience of building a sequence of PD with mechanisms driving her design and implementation decisions. A must listen for anyone interested in or leading PD.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Is it ambitious to stay in the classroom?: The Sunday Late Late Show with Amanda Kinsley-Smith 1:26:00

1M ago1:26:00

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Amanda talks to Cathy McAllister about the merits and challenges of staying in the classroom throughout your career, rather than climbing the management ladder.By Teachers Talk Radio

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