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Hosted by James Simms with guest Chris Agron from Sacramento, California. Join us as we discuss the importance of care and love in education and consider the ways in which this can be appropriately expressed.
Hosted by Mike Prior with special guest James Simms of The EverLearner. Discussion revolve around educational equality, gender-role stereotyping, critical evaluation and the need for society to challenge dominant narratives. The show culminates with a discussion of the importance of the counterculture.
Hosted by Marta Soteras with our guest Mike Prior. Marta and Mike discuss the idea of the perfect teacher and offer this template to the world. Themes include creativity, personality, and approachability.
Hosted by James Simms with guest Scott Livingston, high-performance coach, creator of highperformancesport.com and expert in athlete reconditioning and movement dysfunction. Join James and Scott as they discuss the relationship between high-performance behaviour in sport, education and in life.
Hosted by James Simms, episode three features teacher and educational entrepreneur, Marta Soteras Munt. Join us as we discuss comparisons between the British and Spanish education system, the issue of teacher CPD and what it means to move from the classroom to the world of business.
Hosted by James Simms and Marta Soteras Munt, join us in Classroom 21 for our one hour special with David Didau, author of What Every Teacher Should Know About Psychology and What if Everything You Knew About Education Was Wrong. Inspirational blogger via learningspy.co.uk and educator. Topics range from the role of errors in the classroom to the importance of knowledge and who should hold it. Don't miss out, download this podcast now.
Join James, Marta and Mike in the introductory show "The Teacher in Classroom 21". Our hosts take you through the idea of Classroom 21 and describe the dominant features of a world-class, modern learning space. Be prepared to be provoked and challenged!
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