
Craig Barton interviews guests from the wonderful world of education about their approaches to teaching, educational research and more. All show notes, resources and videos here: www.mrbartonmaths.com/blog/
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Kris Boulton and maths teacher Lee Wheeler join me for the third in our monthly deep-dives about how to apply the principles of Atomisation in the classroom. This time we look at problem-solving, prerequisite knowledge, and overtisiation. Access the ... more
Ollie Lovell and Mark Dowley have written a fantastic book - The Classroom Management Handbook. In this conversation, we dive into three of Ollie and Mark’s 10 behaviour principles: Master your own behaviour to influence others, Treat behaviour as a ... more
Science teacher and educational guru Adam Boxer joins me to discuss why he thinks the way CPD is traditionally delivered in schools is broken, and how we can fix it. We discuss three common models of CPD - the one-off inset, the yearly whole-school f... more
Regular listeners will know that each month, I get together with my good friend and podcasting arch-enemy Ollie Lovell. This is the fifth in our series of conversations where we seek to agree upon a maths lesson structure. This time around, we contin... more
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I love that Craig and Ollie disagree on points, but they do so with the utmost respect for each other’s perspective and expertise, and as a result they achieve a consensus. Many non-teachers would do well to listen and learn from the excellent model for how to debate. The episodes are always thought-provoking and make me wish I had more time to plan my lessons from scratch again!
Although my allegiance as an Australian does lie with Craig’s rival, Ollie Lovell, I would not miss an episode of Mr Barton, especially when he says, ‘flippin heck.’ Craig always asks the questions that we are sometimes a bit shy to ask for fear of looking foolish. Does anyone else bop along to the theme tune and try and time the ‘hellooooo and welcome’ with Craig’s? This podcast is practical and you feel smarter at the end. Five stars Mr Barton.
Honest, openminded, turbo energy, detailed perspective!
Challenge to non Uk listeners: abbreviations like cpd, gcse etc etc etc etc.
After more than 100 hours of fun listening from Denmark I begin to get it.
Recently I had been feeling very uninspired after 8 years of teaching and was considering leaving the profession. Almost all professional development provided by my school was of a very low quality and didn’t improving my teaching. I felt like I was actively getting worse at the job and had lost my passion for it. Listening to this podcast on the way to work has reinvigorated me, gave me great practical advice and allowed me to love teaching again.
Seriously one of the best podcasts around! The long format, the guests, the hosts - I learn and am challenged each and every time. Thank you Craig, love this work.
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This podcast investigates diverse themes in education, particularly focusing on teaching methodologies, classroom management, and the integration of technology into learning. Through engaging discussions with guests who are experts in the field, it shares best practices, practical strategies, and insights that are beneficial for educators ranging from novice to experienced. Notable topics include atomisation in teaching, the challenges of Continuing Professional Development (CPD), classroom management techniques, and the ethical implications of AI in education. Listeners can expect a thoughtful examination of current trends and evidence-based approaches that can enhance teaching practices, along with a focus on the interplay between educati... more
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Recent guests on Mr Barton Maths Podcast include:
1. Ollie Lovell
2. Mark Dowley
3. Kris Boulton
4. Lee Wheeler
5. James Radburn
6. Neil Almond
7. Josh Goodrich
8. Zach Groshell
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