My guest this week is Jan Germen Janmaat, Professor of Political Socialisation at University College London. We discuss his research on schools' role in creating a national identity and promoting civic values. We discuss attitudes to politics, political participation, and immigration. He finds a worrying social divide and an encouraging acceptance of liberal values among young people.

Note: It was the statue of Edward Colston that was pulled down in Bristol.

Join Jeff as he explores his top ten New Year's Eve Resolutions!

How do we support students who are struggling to regulate their emotions in school? Tonight we discuss some of the strategies that can help young people when they really need it. #mentalhealth #wellbeing #pastoral #emotions

Jane is joined by Roy Boardman MBE to discuss his life work - English Language Teaching. 

Chatting about Steph's journey in to teaching, the initiatives in Art through lock down and their unwavering dedication to their students... leading to them being awarded the 2022 Pearson FE Lecturer of the Year!

Tom is joined by Dr Paul Heery for this show exploring the things that you would say to your NQT self today. Tom starts by exploring his '10 things' listed in this 2017 article that he wrote for TES magazine: https://www.tes.com/magazine/archive/lesson-observation-grades-dont-mean-much-and-nine-other-things-i-wish-id-known-nqt

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Hannah talks about the importance of PE in promoting healthy lifestyles and building resilience.

Fake Headteacher insists staff must run at least one club.

Tom Starkey talks about Microsoft applications, especially some hidden features, and digital organisation.

In this weeks show Brent and Adam discuss the idea of having 'fun' lessons on the last week of term.