Martin Malone is the word's number 1 fitness coach for teachers.

In this episode, Martin offers 5 (unique!) tips for teacher well-being.

Follow Martin on Instagram @theteacherspt for daily health and wellbeing tips.

Phil Beadle is an English teacher and education author of 12 books, including How to Teach Literacy and The Fascist Painting.

In this episode, Phil gives his thoughts on oracy/literacy and shares some oracy activities to use in your lessons.

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Dr Aimee Quickfall is a researcher and ITT lead.

In this episode, Aimee explains why - according to her own research - young mothers are leaving teaching and offers suggestions of what can be done to retain teacher-mothers.

A must-listen for every teacher.

Follow Dr Aimee Quickfall on X @DrAimeeQuicks.

Sam Crome is a Deputy Head and education author:

The Power of Teams - how to create and lead thriving school teams.

In this episode, Sam gives us 5 tips for leading thriving teams.

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Mark Roberts is an English teacher and education author - The Behaviour Whisperer - 100 ways teachers can improve their students' focus in the classroom.

In this episode, Mark gives 5 tips for effective communication for better behaviour in the classroom.

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School leader, education author and podcast host Phil Naylor discusses his new book - Some Schools Are Harder Than Others (and why you should work in them).

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Nathan Burns is a teacher and popular education author whose books include:

Inspiring Deep Learning With Metacognition

Teaching Hacks With Metacognition

In this episode, Nathan offers 5 strategies for incorporating metacognition into lessons.

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Caroline Keep is a teacher, researcher and data scientist.

Here, Caroline offers 5 tips for teaching autistic children.

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Sam Strickland is a Headteacher, CEO and the author of several books on behaviour, including The Behaviour Manual and They Don't Behave for Me.

In this episode we offer tips and advice on how to manage the bane of every teacher's life: low level disruption.