TandTeaching - The Educational Podcast

National Thank a Teacher Day is coming up on the 19th of June In today's episode, we chat with CEO of 'The National Teaching Awards' Mary Palmer and Award Winning Head Teacher Ben Levinson OBE What is 'Thank a Teacher Day'? This is the day when the whole of the UK is encouraged to come together in celebration of all the hard-working staff working in education across the UK. Via the

Part 2 In this episode of TandTeaching Arthur continues his chat with about Child Agency Dominic Wyse and Yana Manyukhina from IOE - UCL's Faculty of Education and Society. What great practise did Dom and Yana see during their study? What can teachers do? What can schools do? Dominic Wyse Dominic is Professor of Early Childhood and Primary Education at the Institute of Educa

Part 1 In this episode of TandTeaching Arthur chats about Child Agency with Dominic Wyse and Yana Manyukhina from IOE - UCL's Faculty of Education and Society. What is Child Agency? Is it a new thing? Why should we care about it as educators? What have Dom and Yana been looking into? Dominic Wyse Dominic is Professor of Early Childhood and Primary Education at the Institut

In this episode we speak with Oonagh Jaquest from BBC Bitesize about how the revision platform is evolving and how we can best use this resource with our students.

We speak to Andy Griffith, author of The Working Classroom, about the needs of working class students in education and how we can support them. You can get 'The Working Classroom' here https://amzn.to/3U2GKD1 Written by Matt Bromley and Andy Griffith, The Working Classroom: How to make school work for working-class students offers practical strategies and tools to help

The BBC's Other Side of The Story is all about helping students 'cut through the noise' and 'discover more about misinformation, fake news and how to understand and deal with everything from algorithms and unconscious bias to echo chambers'. I'm chatting with Executive Producer Andrew Swanson about it and the amazing resources they have. Learn more about t

The Schools Consent Project aims to normalise conversations about consent in order to encourage safe, healthy interactions and reduce the likelihood of young people experiencing - or perpetrating - sexual harm. For nearly a decade, they have worked in schools across the UK – successfully educating over 40,000 young people through our network of +260 lawyers. Their lawyer-led wor

This week Arthur chats with former Blue Peter presenters Simon Thomas and Konnie Huq who have rejoined forces for a new content series for Talking Futures, a free online resource that helps parents talk to 11-18 years olds about their future education and career options. The new series titled ‘Earn Your Badge’ features Konnie and Simon tackling famous tasks such as the creati

We listen to a teaching tip from Sam Crome about how to put team learning at the heart of your team meetings. We discuss our experiences of this and how to can be implemented in our every day practice as teachers.

World Book Day 2024 – Live Lesson Thursday 7th March 2024, 11:00 Calling all primary schools! BBC Teach will be marking World Book Day with a Live Lesson celebrating reading for pleasure. Hosts Maddie Moate and Joe Tasker will be joined by authors, Alex Falase-Koya, Dr Sheila Kanani and Rosie Jones as well as official World Book Day illustrator, Vivian Truong. Together, they wi