Wind down with Graham Columb.

This week: Should teachers discuss their personal views and opinions with their students?

What do you think?

Kalil discusses all things related to staff wellbeing in his own unique style and then whether teachers having a good work-life balance is actually feasible or just a fantasy...

Performing Arts Special ! 

Amy speaks to former student Yasmin Dawes about her experiences at Drama School and beyond, and Johanna Hassouna-Smith about Performing Arts in school throughout the pandemic. 

 

Today's question was "What is the point of doing Performing Arts at School?", join in the conversation on Twitter, tag Amy and TTR in your comments @TTRadio2021 @afergusonteach1

 

Connect with our guests @HassounaSmith and @yasminlilix

On the first ever Teachers Talk Radio News Hour, Tom Hopkins Burke reported on the School Uniforms Bill by Mike Amesbury and the importance of affordable school uniform.

 

Tom also spoke to Dinah Mandell, from the National Deaf Children's Society, about her experiences of remote learning and the return to school as a hearing-impaired student.  Tom interviewed Nadia Whittome, Labour MP for Nottingham East, about her response to Dinah's 43,000-strong petition.

 

Finally, Tom spoke about the return to school this week across England and the rise in pay in secondary private schools compared to the pay freeze in the public sector.

Mat and guests Kate Rochell and Paul Holyome discuss online learning techniques that are here to stay and educational leadership in international schools.

Niall was joined by Emily Morris to discuss her experience of training to teach from home whilst her students are in the classroom, Samuel Elliott the 'student from hell' turned teacher with advice for early career teachers, and asks why setting and streaming prevails despite little research support.

Niall was joined by Emily Morris to discuss her experience of training to teach from home whilst her students are in the classroom, Samuel Elliott the 'student from hell' turned teacher with advice for early career teachers, and asks why setting and streaming prevails despite little research support.

Kyle is joined by special guests from the Greenshaw Trust Book Club - Dave Tushingham and Rhiannon Rainbow to discuss effective CPD. Hear about other topics such as walkthrough culture, a wonderful article from Mark Enser, reflections from TMHistoryIcons and much, much more.

Kyle is joined by special guests from the Greenshaw Trust Book Club - Dave Tushingham and Rhiannon Rainbow to discuss effective CPD. Hear about other topics such as walkthrough culture, a wonderful article from Mark Enser, reflections from TMHistoryIcons and much, much more.