Discover how Person Centred Planning (PCP) can transform education by placing individuals’ strengths, aspirations, and voices at the center of decision-making. Learn how schools can implement PCP to create meaningful futures that go beyond institutional norms. Through real-world examples, we illustrate the power of participatory planning, showing how social connections, creative problem-solving, and systemic change can lead to truly inclusive and supportive learning communities.

Andreas Hinz

Petra Elftorp

Sandra Fietkau

Yuzhen Xu

Transitions—from starting school to moving into employment—can profoundly shape a learner’s experience. In this episode, we explore the theoretical and practical sides of educational transitions, highlighting how inclusive practices and person-centered planning can empower students at every stage. Through stories and strategies, discover how resilience, equity, and a collaborative mindset help learners—especially those from marginalized backgrounds—navigate these pivotal shifts successfully.

Silver Cappello

Danielle Farrel

Paty Paliokosta

Irati Sagardia-Iturria

Uncover the challenges young children face when transitioning between similar educational settings—like switching schools or moving to new programs—and learn strategies for easing these shifts. We discuss the critical role of supportive networks that bring together educators, families, and community stakeholders. Drawing on practical insights and real-life examples, this episode reveals how tailored support, open communication, and teamwork can help young learners thrive during each move.

Christine Carstens

Francesca Mara Santangelo

Nariko Hashida

Petra Elftorp

Hear why parent-school partnerships are crucial to building truly inclusive learning environments. We address barriers that can hinder collaboration—such as cultural differences and structural inequalities—and offer examples of successful strategies for engaging families from diverse backgrounds. Through theory and real-life experiences, this episode provides key principles for forging authentic connections, ensuring every child benefits from a supportive, community-driven approach to education.

Linjie Zhang

Nico Leonhardt

Assimina Tsibidaki

Cynthy K. Haihambo

Francesca Mara Santangelo

Christine Carstens

Frank J. Müller

Join us as we examine the complexities of multidisciplinary teamwork in education. From individual “I”-perspectives to collective “We”-perspectives, we unpack how various professionals—teachers, therapists, social workers, and more—collaborate to support inclusive school environments. Case studies from Finland to Austria illustrate strategies for negotiating roles, enhancing reflective practices, and harnessing diverse expertise. Learn how effective collaboration can pave the way for transformative educational outcomes.

Alexandra Anton

Ann-Kathrin Arndt

Miriam Sonntag

Beausetha Juhetha Bruwer

Miriam Cuccu

Lydia Murphy

Dive into the evolving roles of teaching assistants (TAs) and personal assistants (PAs) in educational contexts. This episode contrasts neo-liberal models of support—which can limit autonomy—with emancipatory perspectives grounded in empowerment and self-determination. Through real-world stories, we uncover the delicate balance between providing assistance and nurturing independence, ultimately suggesting reimagined, collaborative approaches that center on autonomy, inclusion, and dignity for individuals with disabilities.

Danielle Farrel

Marie McLoughlin

Eileen Schwarzenberg

Melanie Eilert

Explore the transformative power of collaborative teaching and shared expertise in this episode about classroom teamwork. We discuss how breaking down silos between teachers, assistants, and administrative staff enriches learning for every student. With insights from projects like Erasmus+ THRIECE, you’ll learn practical frameworks for building cohesive teams and discover the competencies, attitudes, and skills that drive inclusive, holistic education.

Outi Kyrö-Ämmälä

Becky Ward

Silver Cappello

Discover how schools can embrace neurodiversity in this eye-opening episode. We examine a child’s day-to-day experiences as a lens for understanding how classroom environments and broader school cultures can adapt to meet diverse needs. Drawing on Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory and the neurodiversity paradigm, our conversation spotlights how co-production and participatory methods can foster a truly inclusive ecosystem—both inside and outside the classroom.

Alison Stapleton

Deirdre Forde

Nicola Ryan

Paty Paliokosta

Learn how anti-bias education can transform classrooms into equitable, respectful, and diverse spaces. This episode focuses on recognizing and challenging personal and institutional biases while celebrating students’ identities. Gain strategies for critical thinking, collaboration with families, and fostering inclusion that goes beyond the classroom. Tune in and discover how creating awareness around social inequities can empower every student to help shape a more just society.

Ira Schumann

Mai Trang Vu

Hazar Chaouni

Seun Adebayo

Unpack the concept of teacher agency and its impact on inclusive learning. We explore how personal beliefs, school dynamics, and policy factors shape an educator’s capacity to drive change. Discover practical insights and real-world examples that demonstrate how empowered teachers can collaborate, address disparities, and create classroom cultures where every student thrives. Join us to learn how to activate and expand your own teacher agency.

Günalp Turan

Madhusudhan Ramesh

Rhianna Murphy

Sara Baroni

Tamara van Woezik