Best Anna Gibbs Podcasts (2024)

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10 Steps to Self Care 41:02

3d ago41:02

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Let’s talk about bringing the focus back to you. Self-care means different things to different people, but fundamentally, it comes down to one thing—taking care of yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally. In this episode I share some of the best ways I know to practice self-care which is really an act of self-love. Listen in as I discuss: Wh…

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Episode 5: Real Estate Co-Ownership Agreements: Andy Gibbs and Anna Cherubin of Tueller Gibbs Dye, 29:27

21d ago29:27

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Co-ownership real estate legal agreements: what you need to know for multifamily purchase, transfer of title, or even developing an agreement after a co-purchase for unmarried couples or those who have purchased and need an agreement after the fact. https://www.buyjunto.com/, https://tgd-law.com/, https://zenithhomeloans.com/ Support the Show. Plea…

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Adam Boulton ex Sky News political editor on election coverage, Farage media manipulation, impartiality and his career 33:54

13h ago33:54

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Veteran journalist Adam Boulton spent more than thirty years at Sky News, twenty-five of those as political editor. He has been host for General and US elections coverage, invigilated the first leaders’ debate in 2010 and has the distinction of having interviewed every UK Prime Minister since Sir Alec Douglas-Home. He continues to write for Sky but…

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UK & NZ: Exploring Education Autonomy: The Late Late Show with Sophie Smith-Tong 1:01:35

15h ago1:01:35

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James Heneghan left the UK education system far behind in 2008 and began working in a secondary setting in New Zealand where schools are some of the most decentralised in the world. Join Sophie and James in their exploration of autonomy in both the UK and NZ systems as they discuss and compare the two very different approaches.…

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The Pre-Season- Preparing NOW for the Next Academic Year: The Wednesday Twilight Show with Morgan Whitfield and Tod Brennan 1:29:14

17h ago1:29:14

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Tod and Morgan speak with guest Cat Chowdhary about getting ready for 2024-25 school year, while we have some gained time, good perspective and fresh feedback. Whether starting a new role, moving to a new school or getting ahead so you can enjoy your summer, how can we strategically be proactive?By Teachers Talk Radio

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Joti Brar 2:11:18

1d ago2:11:18

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Joti Brar, the Vice Chair of the Communist Party in Great Britain (CPGB-ML), discusses many of the mediatised and popular misconceptions regarding communism and the shifting political valences of the left and the right through neoliberalist discourse in recent years. Historicising how the term “communist” was used as an insult in the mid-19th centu…

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Is AI in education elevating practice or just saving time?: The Late Show with Tom Rogers, Hannah Wilson and TeachingHOW2s 1:26:23

1d ago1:26:23

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Tom Rogers and Hannah Wilson co-host a show in association with TeachingHOW2s featuring a panel of expert guests asking the question - Is artificial intelligence elevating practice or just saving time? Is it making a significant difference to teaching and learning or just a convenient tool that teachers can use to make their jobs a little easier? L…

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How can a Unified Approach to Digital Skills and Computing Benefit both a School and a MAT?: The Late Show with Harry Waters and Apps for Good 1:05:45

2d ago1:05:45

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In this one off special, guest host Harry Waters explores how Apps for Good, a provider of free introductory computing courses for primary and secondary students, can support schools to provide innovation in their digital offer to students. Guests include Emma Darcy and Leonie Molloy. Book a call with the Apps for Good team here if you want to expl…

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Celebrating Pride in Schools: The Late Late Show with Rae 1:03:15

3d ago1:03:15

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How can schools recognise and celebrate Pride month and why is it so important for our students that we continue to do so in the current climate? Host Rae shares experiences and insights with guest Neil Dhanda, an Assistant Headteacher who has taught in London schools for 18 years and help build pupil Pride groups who have led assemblies, discussed…

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Active learning strategies in the EFL classroom: The Monday Morning Break with Khanh-Duc Kuttig 1:11:39

3d ago1:11:39

1:11:39

Khanh-Duc and Tasneem Dalal share active learning strategies to keep students engaged in the classroom, talking about graphic organisers, think-pair-share, and problem-based activities.By Teachers Talk Radio

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'Middle Management Matters': The Twilight Show with Sarah Kate Towlson 1:36:02

3d ago1:36:02

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'Middle Management Matters' explores the pivotal role of middle leaders in education today. Hosted by passionate linguist and experienced middle leader, Sarah Kate Towlson, this podcast features insightful discussions with senior and middle leading experts: Magnus Cowie, Gillian Cowie, and Ed Selvey. Tune in to uncover strategies, challenges and ce…

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Supporting the Visually Impaired: The Twilight Show with Graham Stanley 1:33:15

5d ago1:33:15

1:33:15

Special Needs teacher, Lucy Mardel, talks about her work supporting the visually impaired in UK schools.By Teachers Talk Radio

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University Unlocked: The Late Late Show with Chris Wilkinson 59:19

7d ago59:19

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Chris highlights the vital skills beyond exams that are needed for university success and calls for their immediate integration into A-levels!By Teachers Talk Radio

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Lead like a champion: The Wednesday Twilight show with Michelle Hinds 1:30:08

7d ago1:30:08

1:30:08

In this episode, special guest Olly Lewis and I discuss the importance of leaders creating learning organisations through ongoing personal and professional development for themselves and their staff. We explored: The challenges and rewards; the barriers and ways to overcome them. Listen and share your thoughts!…

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Peter Snow veteran BBC journalist on the general election campaign, Newsnight and election night coverage 29:32

8d ago29:32

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Peter Snow is a former BBC Newsnight presenter (1980–1997), ITN Diplomatic and Defence Correspondent (1966–1979), documentary maker, and historian. Known for his iconic "swingometer" on election night, we discuss the drama of election night, the current election campaign, Newsnight, and being called a 'traitor'. “I think this election campaign is t…

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Write On with Beverly Martens - 12-06-2024 - Interesting interview with local authors - Penelope Todd and Majella Cullinane 48:33

8d ago48:33

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Interesting interview with local authors - Beverly chats with two acclaimed writers: Penelope Todd and Majella Cullinane about their new books: a novel, and poetry collection, respectively, with the common theme of Matriarchy. Firstly, Penelope shares the challenges and delights of writing about the life and times of her grandmother, "Nell" while M…

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The School Trip Debate: The Late Show with Lucy & Nathan 1:38:48

9d ago1:38:48

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Lucy Neuburger and Nathan Gynn talk to clinical psychologist Naomi Fisher and teacher Nathan Burns about the Twitter/X storm currently blowing around school trips. Do you exclude ...? Do you include ...? Listen in as passions rage and debate rumbles.By Teachers Talk Radio

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(Don't) Be A Teacher, They Said: The Late Late Show with Kathryn Taylor 58:12

9d ago58:12

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I discuss my personal experiences of working in education over the past two decades, specifically as a secondary teacher for the past 17 years. It’s changed, I’ve changed, and the world has changed. I’ll be reflecting on some of these changes and considering whether things have got better or worse.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Creativity in the classroom: The Late Late Show with Toby Doncaster 59:48

9d ago59:48

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Pete Dunford joins Toby to talk about encouraging creativity, embracing the unusual, breaking the mold and offering critique, not criticism. Listen in to see how we could build trust and understanding in the classroom.By Teachers Talk Radio

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5 One Pagers every Teacher needs to know: The Late Show with Tom Rogers 1:04:52

9d ago1:04:52

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In this special show, brought to you with John Catt Educational, best selling author Jamie Clark talks about his new book 'Teaching One Pagers' and talks to Tom Rogers about 5 one pagers that every teacher needs to know: Minimising Distractions (Secure Attention) Worked Examples (Working Memory) Activate Prior Knowledge (Building Knowledge) Think, …

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Nearly there... the ECT years: The Monday Twilight Show with Adam Kohlbeck 1:31:17

10d ago1:31:17

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Delve into the world of teacher induction as Adam talks to Megan Verney, second year ECT, about her experiences, the highs and the lows of being an ECT and the unwavering positivity that is the heart of navigating one of the most challenging parts of any career.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Silence is consent: The Monday Morning break with Marie Greenhalgh 1:04:25

10d ago1:04:25

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Please listen to this powerful and important show as Eileen talks about her experiences growing up and the 'papercuts of racism.'By Teachers Talk Radio

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CBT for ADHD 15:38

10d ago15:38

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ADHD in women is often misdiagnosed or underdiagnosed. In this episode, we'll discuss a treatment tool - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - that has an immense amount of research supporting its use. I will discuss which questions to ask yourself to start a conversation with your physician, and In addition to reviewing the research, I will share with yo…

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Create a More Powerful You 32:30

10d ago32:30

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I am committed to helping people achieve more in business and in life. And as a coach, I love helping people see what they want and support them as they go after it. And in order to achieve more we have to know where the work begins. It begins with ourselves. If we really want to achieve our goals and to succeed at a high level then we must start w…

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Drugs, vapes and risk taking behaviours: The Sunday Social with Anna Hudson 1:36:09

11d ago1:36:09

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Anna has a topical discussion about some of the current challenges facing schools around drug taking and vaping. Guests include John Rees.By Teachers Talk Radio

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The Power of Codified Teaching: The Late Show with James Radburn 1:26:38

12d ago1:26:38

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In this episode of "The Late Show with James Radburn," we explore the power of codified teaching with our special guest, Bruce Robertson, an experienced headteacher from Scotland renowned for his innovative approaches and dedication to improving teaching and learning. Join us as we delve into why we need to codify learning, how this helps educators…

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Is there an identity crisis in teaching? The Friday Twilight Show with Claire Cannon 1:21:39

13d ago1:21:39

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Does "being a teacher" define who we are? Do we have a separate personal and professional identity or are they inextricably linked? Jack Clifford and Emma Cooper share two very different stories about how holding a teaching role has influenced (or not) their identity as people. Balance, authenticity (along with plenty of analogies) are key themes t…

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Effective learning and the science of recall. The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs 1:12:53

13d ago1:12:53

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My guest is Professor Shana Carpenter from Oregon State University. Shana is an expert in the science of learning, a writer, and a school adviser in the USA. We discuss memory, recall, and the use of pre-questioning.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Tackling digital poverty, promoting digital literacy, making education accessible: The Late Show with Tom Rogers, James Radburn and Easy4u 1:09:33

14d ago1:09:33

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How can 1-1 devices transform the learning in a school? What support can a provider like Easy4u offer to make the transition to 1-1 devices work for you? What can the impact be? Join in with this riveting discussion about all things edtech with Simon Tarry and Sagar Mulji from Easy4u, plus special guest Laura Knight (digital innovation lead). Find …

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Mental Health and Wellbeing in the EYFS: The Late Late Show with Sophie Smith-Tong 1:00:51

15d ago1:00:51

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Matt Bawler is the Head of Early Years alongside being a Children’s Mental Health and Growth Mindset Specialist. Sophie and Matt explore mental health in those early days, the barriers we face as practitioners as we try to develop skills in this area and discuss how we can overcome them.By Teachers Talk Radio

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The Detention Free School with Positive Behaviour Management: Wednesday Twilight Show with Morgan Whitfield 1:28:35

15d ago1:28:35

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A utopian fantasy? Or a very possible future? Positive behaviour management creates a learning environment built on mutual respect and understanding. Join pastoral lead Lewis Baillie to discuss how we can foster the best school culture for students to thrive.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Raw Marks Madness: The Late Show with Hannah Wilson 1:33:43

16d ago1:33:43

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Joined by Art teacher, Peter James, I'll be discussing the process of giving Art & Design students their raw marks following the JCQ rules and the effect this is having on both students and staff. Does the process need to be reformed? Come and join the debate.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Enrichment Programmes: The Late Late Show with Rae 1:03:23

17d ago1:03:23

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Host Rae and guest Daniel Santangelo, Director of Enrichment and Out of School Time Learning, discuss the importance of education beyond the current school day model and what makes a successful extracurricular programme.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Education in the election - what should government focus on?: The Twilight show with Adam Kohlbeck 1:31:19

17d ago1:31:19

1:31:19

In this episode, Adam and Carla talk about what the educational focus for the incoming government should be and their vision for the sector in the future.By Teachers Talk Radio

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It's Not Just Phonics Work: The Monday Morning Break with Khanh-Duc Kuttig 1:04:07

17d ago1:04:07

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This is the third episode in the international school series. Anna Bejshovcova shares with us her experience of developing literacy skills in Key Stage 1 with pupils from non-English language backgrounds, as we talk about phonics, reading confidence, oralcy and assessing literacy.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Your Story Matters with Special Guest Amy Singleton 34:47

18d ago34:47

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In this week’s episode I’m sitting down to talk to powerhouse Amy Singleton, a former registered nurse turned successful entrepreneur. Amy shares the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur as well as the trauma and numerous challenges she faced during the transition from one career to another. What I thought was going to be a conversation about hel…

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Minimal Preparation Teaching: The Twilight Show with Graham Stanley 1:32:04

17d ago1:32:04

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Emily Bryson was today's guest, speaking to me live from Argentina about her travels through South America, how she got involved with sketch-noting and graphic facilitation, and ideas for teaching that require minimal preparation. You can find out more about Emily here: https://www.emilybrysonelt.com/…

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Colour Theory and Marking : The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:20:10

19d ago1:20:10

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Darren looks back at Aristotle's "On Colours" as the foundation of colour theory and how our processing of colours impacts the pens we use for marking.By Teachers Talk Radio

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RE..A World View?: The Friday Late Show with Dave Brown 1:30:51

20d ago1:30:51

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With the OFSTED ‘Deep and Meaningful? The religious education subject report’ having been published just last month, it seems a perfect time to discuss all things RE. In this show Dave talks to Ed Pawson on the OFSTED report and its implications for the subject of RE and then discusses RE teaching in primary and high school with Katie Freedman and …

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Headship - Reflections of a New Headteacher: The Twilight Show with Maxine 1:26:01

20d ago1:26:01

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Maxine talks to inspirational headteacher Bex Owen about her journey from pupil to NQT, Deputy Head, Acting Head and finally her appointment as Substantive Head at the same school. Looking back over the past 12 months, reflecting on school culture, the highs, challenges and learning as a school leader and offering advice to new, aspiring and acting…

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Prof Catherine Johnson discusses what a Labour government might mean for PSB, the Media Bill and digital terrestrial switch off 30:24

21d ago30:24

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Catherine Johnson is the professor of Media and Communications at the University of Leeds, author of the book Online TV, and a member of the Department of Culture, Media and Sports College of experts. With parliament now dissolved, we discuss what happened to the Media Bill and in what form did it survive - what was left in and out? Also, we examin…

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Early intervention in the early years: The Late Late Show with Kari Anson 1:00:12

22d ago1:00:12

1:00:12

Kari chats with Sarah Johnson an accomplished education professional and parent of 4 children; 3 of whom have additional needs. Together they share the importance of early intervention in the Early Years and Sarah's battle to receive a diagnosis of cerebral palsy which has now prompted a national campaign to reform the rules around disabled blue ba…

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Challenging Behaviour: The Monday Late Late Show with Toby Doncaster 42:58

23d ago42:58

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Managing 16-19yr olds requires ingenuity, creativity and a dash of magic. Join Toby and Kwaku Dzidzornu as they discuss top tips for the classroom.By Teachers Talk Radio

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How can students maximise their potential?: The Twilight Show with Aramide Oluwa 1:05:10

23d ago1:05:10

1:05:10

Live from Nigeria - Aramide chats with special guest Damilare, a fellow teacher in Nigeria, about his experience with helping students reach their potential.By Teachers Talk Radio

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So, Who Wants to be a Teacher, Anyway?: The Sunday Late Show with Christopher Vowles 1:34:41

24d ago1:34:41

1:34:41

Christopher talks to former MFL teacher and current educational researcher Dr Emily Macleod in how young people view teaching; whether they regard it as a high status career; and what attributes characterise those who enter the profession.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Mindset Matters with Special Guest Molly de Mattos 48:26

25d ago48:26

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The biggest takeaways from this episode will probably be: Defining capacity is something we all need to think about and how it relates to our goals Mindset is defined as how we adopt an attitude that conditions our thinking Make the commitment to self mastery Your thinking shapes your world Your mindset creates your perception A shift in mindset is…

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Coaching for Teachers: The Twilight Show with Graham Stanley 1:39:39

26d ago1:39:39

1:39:39

On today's show, I spoke to Tatjana Slijepcevich in Belgrade, about how coaching for teachers can be a great thing to do.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Exam Stress : The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:17:36

26d ago1:17:36

1:17:36

Darren discusses exam stress and what we can do to help our young people (and ourselves!) to deal with it.By Teachers Talk Radio

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A Year's Review in Literacy and Everything: The Late Late Show with Sean mackay 1:03:38

27d ago1:03:38

1:03:38

Tonight I talked through my school year, looking at what has gone well in Literacy and teaching and what has not. I also talked about the literacy initiatives that have succeeded and failed and also what has happened in teaching this year for me.By Teachers Talk Radio

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We need to do more to support in-school transition: The Twilight Show with Claire Cannon 1:29:04

27d ago1:29:04

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Emma Leigh-Currill joins me with some fabulous tips and practical strategies that we can use to support transition within the same school e.g. Y3-4, 7-8, 9-10 and so on. She talks passionately about supporting "the humans first" - parents and school staff are just as impacted by transition as students. Let's do more to support everyone at in-school…

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