In this episode, Matt Swain and Tom Garry join me to talk about all things teacher development, how the beginning teacher landscape is changing in England and what signs of promise they look for in the early career teachers they work with.

Show notes can be found a www.thinkingdeeply.info  

Tom is the author of Mastery in Primary Mathematics: A guide for teachers and leaders - a book well worth checking out for those interested in primary mathematics.

In this episode, I'm joined once again by Christopher Such as we sit down to discuss how we can build a healthy relationship with reading for professional development and get the most from what read about education.

In this episode, I'm joined by Christopher Such as we sit down to hash out what we mean by curriculum, how we'd approach their selection or, heaven forbid, design and what we should be aiming to provide less experienced teachers with as part of our efforts to ensure our pupils receive the quality of mathematics education we hope they all will. 

Episode 10: In this episode, I'm once again joined by Christopher Such, as we sit down to discuss the type of support early career teachers deserve and the ways in which we can provide them with an environment in which they can thrive.

Episode 9: In this episode, I'm joined by Christopher Such as sit down and hash out exactly why number bonds are so important to our pupils success in mathematics and how we can best approach them as primary teachers. 

Guests from Season One return for an education themed quiz. Eager to know what Shannen would do if she were Education Minister, what Lloyd would take from the National Curriculum and what Neil would add? Then this episode holds all the answers you seek. Some light edu-based fun to say a massive thank you to all of my wonderful guests from the first season of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education.