itsEducation

itsEducation

By Beathe Kathrine MoeEducation
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itsEducation episodes

  • Beyond the Textbook

    Printed or digital learning materials? Lauri Lampi from Sanoma Pro joins itsEducation to talk about how good learning content can support pupils with different needs, whether it is in print, on a screen or as audio.

    We discuss teacher choice, accessibility and differentiation. We also look at how teacher authors develop educational content, based on the curriculum and with a strong focus on quality.

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    30 min
  • Book'n'Roll
    There are no right or wrong answers in reading. That is one of the key messages in our new itsEducation podcast episode with Christian from Bookslukerprisen (The Book Gobbler Prize).

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    44 min
  • What Free Education Actually Costs

    Norway is often praised for free, universal education, and rightly so. But in this episode of It's Education, Ole Lindgren and Beathe Kathrine Moe dig into the grey areas: birthday economics, school trip costs, equipment, and the question of what "free" is actually meant to cover.


    A candid conversation about inclusion, cost, and what schools (and society) can still do better.


    🎧 Listen to the full episode.

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    39 min
  • AI, Coffee & the World Cup
    Beathe chats with 'Oen', Product Owner for Accessibility and AI in itslearning, about the AI Teacher Toolkit and, the World Cup. Recorded the morning after Norway beat Senegal in the group stage, running on low sleep and high spirits, they cover how the AI Toolkit benefits teachers, how it handles GDPR and data safety, pilot learnings from teachers across Europe, and what's next.

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    28 min
  • Breaking Barriers for Education and Employment
    In this episode of itsEducation, Chrystel Sinclair-Brandt, vice principal at Iris Hadar, talks about what it really means to break down barriers to education and employment. 

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    44 min
  • Why We Still Need Pride
    In this Pride Month episode, we were joined by our colleague Steven FM for a conversation about belonging, visibility, and inclusion. Together, we discussed why representation matters and how schools, workplaces, and communities can help create environments where everyone feels welcome.

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    36 min
  • The Finns learn from the Norwegian education system

    What happens when a Finnish teacher spends time in Norwegian classrooms? ✈️


    In this episode from our archive, we meet Laura Karlsson, a vocational teacher from Helsinki, who visited Norway as part of her Erasmus project, and came back buzzing with inspiration. Laura shares what she saw, what surprised her, and why crossing borders to learn from each other is so important.


    🎧 Originally published in 2022 on our podcast Skoletid, and just as relevant today. Hit play and get inspired.

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    22 min
  • Women in Tech: Equality, Culture and Career Paths
    To mark International Women’s Day, we bring together women working in tech roles at itslearning. They talk about professional identity, hybrid work culture, community and the importance of feeling safe and valued at work. This episode highlights why healthy work environments benefit both individuals and organisations.

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    46 min
  • Leading schools with clarity and care
    In this episode, we talk with Philip Wharton on, former headteacher and international education leader, about leadership, well-being, and meaningful learning. Drawing on nearly two decades in education, Philip reflects on cultural diversity, transparent communication, and leading change in schools, as well as how to balance digital tools with traditional pedagogy. A reflective conversation for teachers and school leaders on why valuing people is essential for strong learning outcomes.

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    50 min
  • Behind the mask: Neurodiversity and the classroom experience
    How does neurodiversity affect learning, attention, and emotional regulation? Steven Flett Monsen joins us to share his late ADHD and autism diagnosis and what it reveals about supporting students, reducing overwhelm, and building healthier classroom environments. 

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    53 min

About itsEducation

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Welcome to itsEducation, the podcast that explores the future of learning, teaching, and technology. How can digital tools help students with learning challenges?
Why does physical…