We saved the best for last! Join us for a special conversation with Terry Small, renowned Canadian teacher trainer and brain-friendly learning expert.

In this inspiring episode, Terry reveals:

🧠 Practical tips to make lessons more brain-friendly

💡 How small changes can boost student focus and retention

📚 Powerful stories from his decades-long teaching career

In this episode, Nick Peachy, educator, innovator, and the mind behind Peachy Publications, joins us for a candid talk on how EdTech is evolving, the challenges teachers face today, and whether AI and tech are must-haves in the 2025 classroom.

What does it mean to teach with compassion, and why does it matter?In this episode of Teacher’s Coffee, we’re joined by Sarah Mercer, renowned author and professor, to explore the transformative potential of Compassion-Based Language Education. Learn how compassion can deepen teacher-student relationships, support classroom well-being, and positively impact motivation and learning outcomes.Sarah offers practical strategies for applying compassion in real classrooms, overcoming common challenges, and fostering an environment where both teachers and students thrive.

In Episode 13 of Teacher’s Coffee, we sit down with Harry Waters, founder of Renewable English, multi-award-winning teacher trainer, writer, and climate activist. As the closing plenary speaker at IATEFL this year, Harry brings a powerful message about weaving sustainability into every aspect of education.

🎙️ Discover:

• How Harry's journey into sustainability began

• The mission behind Renewable English

• Why environmental education belongs in every ELT classroom

• How to empower students as changemakers

• Ways to address serious topics like climate change in meaningful and engaging ways

Is AI a powerful teaching tool or a threat to critical thinking?In this episode of Teacher’s Coffee, Professor Robert Stroud from Hosei University shares how AI can enhance education without replacing the human touch.Beyond the real impact of AI, we explore strategies to reduce foreign language anxiety, boost engagement, and streamline lesson planning.

In this episode of Teachers' Coffee, we sit down with Sinem Atamsoy Koşar, Vice Head of the Foreign Languages Department, to discuss the key qualities that make a great leader in education and how to manage classroom conflicts effectively.

In this episode of Teacher’s Coffee – Espresso Edition, Sabina shares her insights on motivating diverse classrooms, the power of service learning, and innovative classroom management strategies!

Christopher Graham, the incoming president of IATEFL and an experienced teacher trainer, discusses the realities of teaching in conflict and post-conflict zones. Christopher shares firsthand insights on the unique challenges educators face, from trauma and limited resources to sustaining motivation and professional growth.

In this episode of Teacher's Coffee, we’re joined by the talented Charles Goodger, a composer, writer, and materials producer for English language learners. With a deep passion for integrating music and movement into language teaching, Charles shares his unique approach to enhancing language retention through songs and miming.

In this episode of Teacher's Coffee: Espresso Edition, we kick off the new year with Jenny Dooley, the Author and President of Express Publishing!