Best David Wilson Brown Podcasts (2024)

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Strategic impact with Nathan Shedroff 33:28

1h ago33:28

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S02E16 (#325). Nathan Shedroff, author of A Whole New Strategy, talks to us about how we as designers can have strategic impact. Through an expanded understanding of the context you are working within, and building both situational and operational awareness, we can bridge the gap between design and business. We look at how some of the “special skil…

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Percival Everett on reimagining ‘The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’ 27:43

2h ago27:43

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Acclaimed author Percival Everett joins The Post’s Jonathan Capehart for a conversation about Everett’s latest novel, “James,” which reexamines Jim from Mark Twain’s “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” in an attempt to give the character “control of his own story.” Everett also tackles the issue of book bans across the country, Twain’s use of the …

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Grammar! Are rules meant to be broken?: The Twilight Show with Michelle Hinds 1:30:41

8h ago1:30:41

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Michelle is joined by special guest Angela Slack to discuss the teaching of grammar in schools.By Teachers Talk Radio

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605 Tove Jansson, Creator of the Moomins (with Boel Westin) 47:51

16h ago47:51

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She's been called Scandinavia's best loved author - but "author" only begins to describe Tove Jansson's genius. Famous worldwide as the creator of the Moomin stories, she balanced her talents as a painter, cartoonist, illustrator, and writer with an unusual lifestyle and an insistence on personal freedom. In this episode, Jacke talks to biographer …

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Who will play, who will sit for the Cavs; Should Emmanuel Clase pitch in tied games? Browns draft breakdown 1:06:46

22h ago1:06:46

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Highlights: More phrases we would like to see disappear from the sports landscape; In praise of Evan Mobley, Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland after Cavs win Game 5 vs. Orlando; How concerned should Cavs fans be about Jarrett Allen's rib injury? Who's in favor and who's riding the bench for the rest of the series; The best Cavs player defensively…

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Teaching first aid to meet national curriculum requirements with Resus Rangers: The Late Show with Hannah Wilson 1:02:55

1d ago1:02:55

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Hannah Wilson is joined by Stephen Clifford-Franklin from Resus Rangers, who provide Quality First Aid Workshops, Assemblies & Educational Resources for Teachers of Primary School Children across the UK. They explore what the requirements are and what opportunities Resus Rangers can provide to meet them. Find out more at resusrangers.com.…

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Corridor controversy - rules, decor, 'schools as prisons': The Late Show with Tom Rogers 1:20:51

2d ago1:20:51

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Tom is joined by Alex Rawlings, primary headteacher, plus assorted teacher-callers who share their views on the recent controversy regarding this corridor. Does corridor decor matter? Is it a reflection on school culture? Where does school design fit in with school performance? Listen to this discussion to find out!…

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Instructional coaching. The Twilight Show with Adam Kohlbeck 1:21:35

2d ago1:21:35

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In this show, Adam is joined by Paul Cline, a teacher and Professional development lead from Suffolk. Adam and Paul discuss all things Instructional coaching, getting to the crux of the similarities and differences between approaches including the facilitative to directive spectrum and the crucial role of awareness and diagnostics.…

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Looked After Children: the Sunday Social with Anna Hudson 1:33:57

3d ago1:33:57

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Anna Hudson and her guest Toya Dunscombe explore the challenges and barriers facing looked after children in the education and care systems, and suggest a few things teachers can do to help them.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Enhancing Teacher Collaboration: The Monday Late Late Show With Toby Doncaster 1:00:31

3d ago1:00:31

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Toby and Piers Gledhill talk about how to make pair-teaching work in the classroom, whether it's with TAs, mentees or teachers. We also look at the culture of isolation and discuss how to make teaching more inclusive and open.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Practical advice for pupil wellbeing:The Monday morning break with Marie Greenhalgh 1:00:28

3d ago1:00:28

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In this show Kirsten and I discuss definitions of well-being, key strategies that teachers can implement in their classrooms and some of the challenges that teachers face in prioritising pupil wellbeing alongside academic achievement.By Teachers Talk Radio

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604 How Russian Literature Became Great (with Rolf Hellebust) | My Last Book with Valeria Sobol 1:04:18

4d ago1:04:18

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Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov... the familiar Russian names are at the pinnacle of world literature. How did this happen? Was it merely a happy accident? Did events conspire to bring it about? In this episode, Jacke talks to Rolf Hellebust, author of How Russian Literature Became Great, about a golden age of historiography and nation-building - and …

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Why does diversity in history teaching matter? The Late Show with David Brown 1:30:23

4d ago1:30:23

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David is joined by Josh Perry Garry the 2022 National Diversity Award winner, Head of History, author and public speaker. In this show they discuss what diversity in the History curriculum means, what a truly diverse curriculum looks like and why it matters.By Teachers Talk Radio

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A Whole School Approach to Wellbeing : The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester 1:30:23

5d ago1:30:23

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Darren looks at what a WSA to wellbeing looks like and thinks about why staff wellbeing should be just as big a priority as pupil wellbeing.By Teachers Talk Radio

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WWDTM: Renée Elise Goldsberry 48:11

5d ago48:11

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Renée Elise Goldsberry won a Tony and Grammy for her role in Hamilton, and currently stars in Netflix's Girls5Eva. She joins panelists Jason Isbel, Alonzo Bodden, and Shantira Jackson. Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoices NPR Privacy Policy

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The Story of the Humming Bird Car: An Appalachian Innovation on Wheels! 14:18

6d ago14:18

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In this episode of Stories of Appalachia, we tell the remarkable tale of Talmadge Judd, a backyard innovator from Kingsport, Tennessee, whose vision and mechanical abilities led to the creation in 1945 of the Humming Bird, an automobile far ahead of its time. With no blueprints, Judd built the Humming Bird in just four months—a subcompact marvel th…

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Looking back at Sure Start: The Friday Morning Break with John Gibbs 1:09:29

6d ago1:09:29

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My guest this week is Naomi Eisenstadt the first director of Sure Start. Sure Start was the boldest attempt to close the inequality gap in education since the inception of the welfare state. In light of recent IFS reports showing the long-term benefits of Sure Start, we reflect on its successes, failures, and legacy.…

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Bill Rogers on Teachers Talk Radio: TTR Special Interview 1:36:27

6d ago1:36:27

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Tom Rogers talks to Australian behaviour expert Bill Rogers about all things behaviour in schools - what's going wrong? What needs to change? What strategies should teachers implement in the classroom? What about restorative conversations? Sanctions? Impact? School leadership support? All this and more covered in this 90 minute conversation - enjoy…

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Nature Walk: The Thursday Twilight Show with Stephen Lockyer 1:03:37

7d ago1:03:37

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Stephen takes listeners on an eclectic journey through myriad topics pertinent to teachers including a magnificent trip to Norfolk.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Leadership that Cares: The Late Late Show with Paul Hazzard 1:21:11

7d ago1:21:11

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Paul talks to Dr Cheryl Bauman about caring leadership. This episode is a 'must-listen' for current and aspiring leaders in schools. Episode Chapters (06:12) The strong relationship between formal and informal leadership (15:10) Leaders have to have self-belief (22:56) Being a servant leader takes courage. It's being caring and collaborative (31:40…

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The most surprising thing about the Guardians; Evan Mobley, difference maker; Deshaun Watson vs. Russell Wilson 1:10:10

7d ago1:10:10

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HIghlights: More pet peeves in sports broadcasting. The Guardians have been performing well, with the bullpen, Stephen Kwan and Tyler Freeman leading the way. Francisco Lindor has struggled with the New York Mets, raising questions about the impact of playing in a high-pressure market. Evan Mobley's growth and development. The upcoming NFL draft an…

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Jon Bon Jovi on a new Hulu docuseries and the 40th anniversary of his band's debut album 29:13

7d ago29:13

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Legendary musician Jon Bon Jovi of the band Bon Jovi, joins The Post’s Jonathan Capehart for a conversation about the group’s new Hulu docuseries, “Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story,” which chronicles their journey from Jersey Shore clubs to some of the largest stages in the world, their trials and triumphs, what their legacy means and the 4…

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Project Based Learning in Construction: The Morning Break with Sabrina Ahmed-Qureshi 1:08:10

7d ago1:08:10

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Sabrina and Ian Moore discuss Project Based Learning and how Ian has designed, developed and implemented it for his construction students.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Julia Waters in conversation with Tom Rogers: TTR Special interview 1:27:17

9d ago1:27:17

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Julia Waters, the sister of headteacher Ruth Perry, joins Tom Rogers to discuss all things OFSTED. Julia talks about the lead up to the death of Ruth, the inspection which a coroner concluded was a cause of her death and the 56 days between the inspection and Ruth's death. Also in this interview - What has Julia's experience of Amanda Spielman, Gil…

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Concept driven curriculum:The twilight show with Adam Kohlbeck 1:30:14

10d ago1:30:14

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A dive into building curriculum around key concepts and how this can aid processing and build meaningful learning opportunities that enhance long-term memory. Adam and Chris compare experiences and really get into Chris's unique context and how he has built curriculum with this in mind.By Teachers Talk Radio

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EAL: What's it all about? The Monday Morning Break with Khanh-Duc Kuttig 59:25

10d ago59:25

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In this episode, the first in my series with educators from international schools, Gemma Donovan, Head of EAL at a British curriculum international school in Dubai talks about the difference between EAL and EFL, and shares how the teaching of English language to students in international school systems is special. We hear about how EAL teachers and…

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To mix or not to mix?: The Twilight Show with Michelle Hinds 1:31:10

10d ago1:31:10

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An exploration of the relevance of single sex schools in the 21st century. Ikem and Faye share their own experiences attending single sex schools as students and the impact it has had on their lives as adults.By Teachers Talk Radio

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603 Rethinking Ralph Waldo Emerson (with James Marcus) 1:12:33

11d ago1:12:33

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Born more than two centuries ago, Ralph Waldo Emerson has long been recognized as a giant of nineteenth-century American letters. But what can he offer readers today? In this episode, Jacke talks to author James Marcus, author of the new book Glad to the Brink of Fear: A Portrait of Ralph Waldo Emerson, which reconsiders Emerson's reputation as a "…

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The Twilight Show with Krupa and Nazya: An insightful discussion on Quality School Governance. 1:13:54

12d ago1:13:54

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Krupa and Nazya are joined by former Headteacher and Chair of Governors Julia Skinner. A refreshingly honest conversation about the purpose of quality school governance as well as ways to be creative with your board.By Teachers Talk Radio

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WWDTM: Judith Butler 48:08

12d ago48:08

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This week, Judith Butler joins panelists Roy Blount, Jr., Maz Jobrani, and Faith Salie to talk about gender, performativity, and their dream of becoming a clown. Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoices NPR Privacy Policy

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The Mendota Gunslinger? The Story of Texas Jack 17:49

13d ago17:49

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Today we tell a story with echoes of the Wild West…along with a twist! We unravel the mysterious life of Jack Vermillion of Mendota, Virginia, a man who many say once walked the dusty streets of Tombstone, Arizona, alongside the legendary Earp brothers. Join hosts Steve Gilly and Rod Mullins as they journey through the tangled tales of a figure man…

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Neurodiversity and Writing: The Late Late Show with Sean Mackay 1:08:05

13d ago1:08:05

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Tonight I talked to award winning author Emily Randall-Jones about neurodiversity and writing, the creative process and everything in between. We talk about the differences, challenges and with some great advice and strategies to get the best from your neurodiverse students.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Skills and Traits, Can we Learn and Grow?: The Late Show with Maxine 1:19:49

13d ago1:19:49

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Following on from the show about leadership qualities, Maxine explores the idea that these are not fixed. Thinking about Growth Mindset, limiting assumptions and beliefs and how we can develop the skills and traits of great leaders.By Teachers Talk Radio

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The rule of three with Ellen Lupton 31:22

14d ago31:22

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S02E15 (#325). Ellen Lupton, designer, educator and author, helps us stock up our toolbox of design principles and methods, starting off with storytelling in visual design, and the “rule of three” before we move on to linear and non-linear experiences. Will we follow the rule of three and have a third topic? We talk about IKEA and The Wizard of Oz,…

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Teachers' Academic Optimism: The Late Late Show with Paul Hazzard 1:04:30

14d ago1:04:30

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Join Paul as he chats with Ruud Lelieur of the University of Antwerp about Teachers' Academic Optimism. Find out the three main components of changing how your students learn, feel and behave. Learn how you can feel less drained and more energised after a day's teaching when you approach school from the perspective of Teachers' Academic Optimism. H…

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602 Thomas Hardy's "Spellbound Palace," The Birthplace of the King James Bible, and a Royal Setting for Shakespeare and His Plays (with Gareth Russell) | My Last Book with Jess Cotton 1:19:28

15d ago1:19:28

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We humans imprint ourselves on our surroundings - and they, in turn, have the power to affect us. In this episode, Jacke talks to Gareth Russell (The Palace: From the Tudors to the Windsors, 500 Years of History at Hampton Court) about the building that Thomas Hardy famously called a "Spellbound Palace" in one of his finest poems. We'll hear about …

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Teachers and their accents: The Late Show with Lucy Neuburger 1:39:39

15d ago1:39:39

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Lucy explores teacher accents - have they held some teachers back? Lucy is joined by a range of guests who describe their experience of having a prominent accent in education.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Behaviour and Climate for Learning: The Late Late Show with Kathryn Taylor 1:01:34

16d ago1:01:34

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Kathryn is joined by AHT Zoe Neagle to discuss her first year in her role in a North London school. We discuss the journey from identification of improvement priorities to the green shoots of success and beyond.By Teachers Talk Radio

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Presenting children to Maths: The Late Show with Tom Rogers and Guest host Kathryn Clark 1:31:41

17d ago1:31:41

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Tom Rogers and special guest host Kathryn Clark interview Maths educator and author David Shattock about his John Catt publication; 'Presenting Children to Maths'. You can grab your copy of the book right here: https://www.johncattbookshop.com/products/presenting-children-to-maths-stronger-character-for-better-learning…

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What the Cavs must do right away vs. the Magic; projecting Andrés Giménez's career; inside Nick Chubb's contract 1:07:55

17d ago1:07:55

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Highlights: Terry Pluto and David Campbell discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers' playoff season, the Guardians' recent success, and the impressive performance of second baseman Andrés Giménez. They also touch on the importance of team culture and the impact of key players on the field. Terry also gets into the Guardians' search for outfielders in the dr…

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Dipping Toes In The Edtech Pool:The Monday Late Late Show With Toby Doncaster 58:04

17d ago58:04

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Toby Doncaster and Aileen Wallace uncover the secrets behind embracing edtech in the classroom. What are the benefits and pitfalls and how does one start in edtech? With passion, enthusiasm and humour, Aileen recounts her edtech journey and details what went well, both for learners and herself as well as a possible glimpse into the future of edtech…

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Inclusivity and Diversity: The Monday Morning Break with Marie 50:29

17d ago50:29

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Join me as I talk to Richard Ingam. Richard is a researcher at the University of Exeter's School of Education. A former teacher he now specialises in inclusive education and systems thinking.By Teachers Talk Radio

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A-Level Politics Special: The Sunday Lunch Show with Chris Wilkinson 1:25:07

17d ago1:25:07

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Join Chris as he offers insights into key aspects of A-Level Politics including comparative theory, ideologies and evaluation.By Teachers Talk Radio

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601 Thomas Hardy (with Margot Livesey) 1:01:06

18d ago1:01:06

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It's the start of a new hundred episodes! Fresh off her tour for her new novel The Road from Belhaven, superguest Margot Livesey joins Jacke for a discussion of mistakes in the novels of Thomas Hardy. Then Jacke tells Margot the heartrending story of Hardy's fraught relationship with his first wife Emma - and how Emma's death unlocked some of his g…

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Teachers, phones and social media: The Sunday Social with Anna Hudson 1:31:16

18d ago1:31:16

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Should teachers use phones in the classroom? How should teachers interact with social media? What are the safeguarding risks for teachers and students when teachers embark on a social media journey themselves? What are the risks, rewards and pitfalls? All of this is covered and more in this episode of the Sunday Social with Anna Hudson and special …

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