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By Alex Gray and Drew Owen
The podcast currently has 73 episodes available.
Discover the power of global education in this episode of The International Classroom! Host Alex sits down with Julia Campbell-Ratcliffe, a seasoned educator and international school principal based in Frankfurt, Germany, to explore the intersections of project-based learning, service learning, and the importance of vocational education. Julia shares her journey through German and UK education systems, insights into the IB framework, and actionable strategies for fostering global citizenship in students. Tune in for expert advice on balancing local culture with international curricula, professional development for teachers, and the evolving role of educators in shaping globally-minded learners. A must-listen for educators, school leaders, and anyone passionate about the future of education!
Join us in The International Classroom as we explore Singapore’s renowned education system with Gavin Kinch, Principal of ACS International.
From blending local and international cultures to navigating the IGCSE and IB programs, this episode is packed with insights on leadership, teacher empowerment, and the global challenges of education. Perfect for educators and leaders seeking inspiration and strategies to enhance teaching and learning.
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Join host Alex Gray in this captivating episode of the International Classroom Podcast, as he sits down with Tomi Kauppinen—a modern-day Renaissance man hailing from Helsinki, Finland. Tomi is the Head of Online Learning at Aalto University, an artist, author, scientist, and researcher whose expertise spans information visualisation, design thinking, and the future of education.
What You'll Learn:
Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction to Tomi Kauppinen
5:12 – Comparing Finnish and German Education Systems
12:45 – Information Visualisation: Transforming Data into Stories
20:30 – The Digital Education Hackathon Explained
28:15 – Cross-Disciplinary vs. Transdisciplinary Learning
35:50 – Design Thinking in Educational Design
42:05 – The Future of Education: Cyber-Physical Learning Environments
50:20 – Tackling Wicked Problems and AI Ethics
58:40 – Closing Thoughts and Actionable Advice
Why Listen?
If you're an educator, student, or simply passionate about the future of learning, this episode is packed with insights that will inspire you to think differently about education. Tomi shares actionable advice on integrating design thinking into educational practices and emphasises the need for global collaboration to solve the world's most pressing problems.
In this episode, Dr. Fiona Aubrey-Smith delves into the distinctions between PedTech and EdTech, exploring their unique roles in modern education. Discover how these technologies are reshaping teaching methodologies and enhancing student learning experiences. Whether you're an educator, student, or tech enthusiast, this discussion offers valuable perspectives on the future of education.
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In this episode of The International Classroom, host Alex Gray chats with Dr. Catherine O'Farrell at the Zayed Higher Organization in Abu Dhabi to delve into the impact of inclusive education in the UAE. Discover how SMART Technologies are reshaping classrooms, supporting people of determination (POD), and breaking down barriers to accessible learning. Dr. O'Farrell shares her expertise in using assistive tools, fostering independence, and promoting a culture of inclusion across educational settings.
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In this episode of 'The International Classroom Podcast,' host Alex dives deep into the transformative power of AI in education with Renad Turki, a chemical engineer turned AI-focused teacher trainer. Renad shares her journey from the engineering field to the classroom and explores how AI tools are reshaping teaching and learning, especially in math and STEM subjects. Discover how AI creates personalised learning experiences, breaks language barriers, and enhances student engagement through real-world applications.
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Tune in to hear Renad’s expert insights, her top AI tools for teachers, and her vision for AI’s role in the future of education!
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In this episode of The International Classroom, we’re joined by David Hatami, an experienced academic dean and AI policy expert, to explore the critical issue of AI ethics in education. David shares his expertise on how institutions can develop ethical AI policies while tackling key challenges like bias in algorithms and data privacy.
What You'll Learn:
If you're an educator or school leader looking to navigate the world of AI in education, this episode is packed with practical advice and real-world examples!
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Website: www.edupolicy.ai
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In this episode of the International Classroom Podcast, host Alex sits down with educator and content creator Thomas Blakemore to explore how AI is changing education. Discover practical ways AI tools can save teachers time, enhance content creation, and streamline lesson planning. Thomas shares his insights on using platforms like ChatGPT, Canva, CapCut, and more to make classrooms more efficient. Whether you're a teacher looking to reduce your workload or curious about AI’s impact on education, this episode has actionable tips for you.
In this episode of The International Classroom, host Alex Gray is joined by Arthur Moore, co-host of Tea and Teaching, and Shane Leaning, host of Global Leaders, to explore how podcasts are transforming professional development (PD) for teachers. Discover how educators can leverage podcasting to engage in meaningful PD on the go, and hear firsthand how these seasoned podcasters have used their platforms to foster growth, learning, and community in education.
In this episode of The International Classroom, host Alex Gray sits down with Andrew Wright, founder of EduMetaverse, to explore how virtual worlds and hybrid classrooms are transforming education.
Andrew shares his inspiring journey from classroom teacher to digital innovator, revealing how EduMetaverse creates immersive, interactive learning environments that engage students like never before. Discover how virtual reality (VR) and WebXR can be integrated into your teaching to enhance student engagement, foster collaboration, and build essential 21st-century skills.
Key Highlights:
If you're an educator, school leader, or EdTech enthusiast looking to innovate your teaching methods, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you harness the power of technology in education.
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The podcast currently has 73 episodes available.