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Welcome to The Teacher in Classroom 21 podcast hosted by James Simms, Owner and CEO of The EverLearner. In this episode, James meets with Oliver Caviglioi. Oliver is a teacher, ex-Headteacher, Author and Designer. Oliver is widely renowned for his work on dual coding, a wonderfully graspable series of ideas that influence so much of what happens in classrooms and schools.
This podcast is about ideas. It is about how human beings learn, how our classrooms must reflect that and how all teachers can build resources and experiences that cause learning deeply and efficiently.
Welcome to The Teacher in Classroom 21 podcast hosted by James Simms, Owner and CEO of The EverLearner. In this episode, James meets with Cheryl Schmidt, Assistant Headteacher at East Bergholt High School in Suffolk and discusses the features of excellence in senior educational leadership. Cheryl, having started her work at EBHS as a trainee and having progressed to the senior leadership team epitomises what authentic leadership is. A role model, guide and coach, Cheryl works tirelessly for the good of learners and teachers alike.
This is an uplifting podcast with a colleague who will always find the glass half full.
Welcome to The EverLearner Interviews and podcast. Join your host James Simms in conversation with Will Swaithes. Will is a PE teacher, middle and senior educational leader, Ex-Head of PE at the YST national charity and currently freelance educator and student of masters degree in educational leadership.
The conversation moves from the position of PE in the educational cycle of children to the challenges faced by PE departments in schools and colleges to the role of change in leadership and the health of young people, teachers and society as a whole. James and Will also address the major pressures currently faced by PE colleagues in a range of settings.
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Join your host Marta Soteras Munt in conversation with James Simms. James is the creator of theeverlearner.com, Creator of Classroom 21, Specialist in self-paced and blended learning classrooms, key figure in the PE sector in the UK and one of the most-watched teachers on earth.
Welcome to the Teacher in Classroom 21 podcast. Join James Simms in live video and audio conversation with Hannah Wilson. Hannah is Executive Headteacher and CEO of Aureus School and Aureus Primary School, Co-founder of WomenEd, author of thehopefulheadteacher.blog and advocate of values-led leadership.
Hannah discusses her recent Action Aid trip to Mozambique where she joined a team of 20 females in building two brand new classrooms at Condlana Primary School.
Hannah is also the EHT who was featured in the tabloid press in May 2018 for her school’s well-established school dinners and dining hall policy. Headlines ranged from “Halalgate” to “School Only Provides Water and Halal Meat”, both gross misrepresentations of the values-led school dining policy which as established 18 months prior.
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Join your host James Simms on location with Ian Hylan, Executive Headteacher of Tomlinscote School and Sixth Form College and CEO of the Surrey Heath Educational Trust. James and Ian discuss the role of an executive head, the importance of the hidden curriculum and the potential future of academies.
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Join your host James Simms in the studio with Emanuele Maccherini. Manu is a teacher of Latin, Greek and Classics and an expert in engaging young people to love the experience of the classroom. He uses storytelling, motivational techniques and the principle of authenticity to stimulate incredible effort and achievements in his learners. Manu is loved by his students and held in the highest esteem by everyone who comes into his class.
Discussions revolve around the definition and behaviours of a teacher, the ways in which feelings of happiness and joy can be centralised in the learning experience, the importance of rediscovering the inner child and the consequences of using technology innapropriately in the learning cycle.
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Join your host James Simms in conversation with Distinguished Professor Paul Kirschner of the Open Universiteit Netherlands and co-author of the brilliant blog https://3starlearningexperiences.wordpress.com/. The conversation is a thorough examination of the use of feedback in the classroom. Paul and James cover levels of feedback questions, the timing of feedback, the differences between feedback, feed up and feed forward and the importance of corrective, directive and epistemic feedback.
This is a must listen for all teachers, educators and school policy makers.
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Join your host James Simms in conversation with the international patent lawyer, Hendrik de Lange. James and Hendrik discuss the role of the school in society, the link between creativity and nature, the role of patents in a capitalistic structure and the meaning of learning to someone who is deeply successful.
This podcast is a must for educators. So many of us spend our time and thinking within the educational model and, sometimes, it’s necessary to listen to those outside of the model to make important realisations. Hendrik, with his deep-rooted success, is an excellent example of someone who can educate the educators and bring our thinking back to that which matters.
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New episodes are released every Sunday at 7 pm BST.
Join your host James Simms in conversation with teacher, coach, parent and creator of the Sport Diddy Handbook and Sport Diddy resources, Stuart Owen. James and Stuart discuss the concept of talent, the role that challenge plays in learning, the possibility that all people can learn all things and the principles behind Stuart’s inspirational Sport Diddy movement.
This is a must listen for educators, PE teachers, sport coaches and all parents.
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