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Mr Barton Maths Podcast

Craig Barton
Mathematics Education
Teaching Strategies
Professional Development
Atomization
Instructional Coaching
Education
Cognitive Routines
Engelman's Theory Of Instruction
Mathematics Teaching
Teacher Education
Mini Whiteboards
Classroom Management
Peer Coaching
GCSE Results
Feedback
Casio
Uplearn
Classroom Engagement
Lesson Planning
Cognitive Load Theory

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/

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In this episode of the Mr Barton Maths podcast, Professor Victoria Simms discusses her research on children's mathematical thinking and the importance of family involvement in early education. She emphasises the role of the home environment in shapin... more

In this episode of the Mr. Barton Maths podcast, Craig is joined by Chris Shaw, a mathematics educator with nearly 30 years of experience. They discuss Chris's transition from secondary school teaching to a full-time role at Loughborough University, ... more

In this conversation, Hugo Lortie-Forgues discusses his background in psychology and education, focusing on misconceptions in learning fractions and the importance of understanding educational programs. He emphasises the need for clear communication ... more

In this conversation, Andrew Manches, a Professor of Children and Technology at the University of Edinburgh, discusses the intersection of technology and early childhood education. He emphasizes the importance of understanding how children interact w... more

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Recent Guests

Hugo Lortie-Forgues
Senior lecturer at Loughborough University with a background in psychology and education
Loughborough University
Episode: #211 Research in Action 28: Considering uncertainty when interpreting educational research with Hugo Lortie-Forgues
Andrew Manches
Professor of Children and Technology at the University of Edinburgh
University of Edinburgh
Episode: #210 Research in Action 27: Technology and learning with Andrew Manches
Silke Goebel
Professor at the Department of Psychology
University of York
Episode: #209 Research in Action 26: Linguistic influences on number processing with Silke Goebel
Ollie Lovell
Friend of the podcast and co-author of The Classroom Management Handbook
Co-author of The Classroom Management Handbook
Episode: #206 Mastering classroom management with Ollie Lovell and Mark Dowley
Mark Dowley
Co-author of The Classroom Management Handbook and experienced teacher
Co-author of The Classroom Management Handbook
Episode: #206 Mastering classroom management with Ollie Lovell and Mark Dowley
Kris Boulton
Educational expert focused on atomisation in teaching
Uplearn and Unstoppable Learning
Episode: #201 Atomisation in Action – episode 1 (with Kris Boulton and Lee Wheeler)
Lee Wheeler
Math teacher with experience implementing new teaching methods in the classroom
Underprivileged school in Wolverhampton
Episode: #201 Atomisation in Action – episode 1 (with Kris Boulton and Lee Wheeler)
James Radburn
Digital Innovation Lead at a multi-academy trust, focused on the integration of technology in education.
Multi-Academy Trust
Episode: #200 AI and Education – episode 2 (with James Radburn)
Neil Almond
Experienced primary school teacher and author of the Teacher Prompts Newsletter
Teacher Prompts Newsletter
Episode: #198 AI and Education – episode 1 (with Neil Almond)

Host

Craig Barton
Host of the educational series, known for his engaging interviews with experts and educators, focusing on teaching methodologies and educational research.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 593 ratings
  • Refreshingly respectful

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ESMTeacher
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Love this podcast!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MsDaisy64
    Australia2 years ago
  • Supermotivational commute listen

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jonasok
    Denmark3 years ago
  • A must for any maths teacher.

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    10010100101
    Australia3 years ago
  • Podcast Heaven

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andrea Baumgartner
    Australia3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the respectful and thought-provoking discussions that often challenge conventional teaching practices.
Listeners expressed inspiration from discussions that have reinvigorated their passion for teaching.
The podcast is recognized for being an engaging and valuable source of professional development for educators.
The host is praised for his engaging interview style and the quality of guests featured, which adds depth to the conversations.
Many find the content deeply applicable, especially highlighting practical classroom strategies and insights from experienced educators.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

#210 Research in Action 27: Technology and learning with Andrew Manches
Q: How do you pull out the active ingredients in these messy classroom environments?
Teachers can engage in small experiments and reflect on their practices to identify what works and adapt accordingly.
#210 Research in Action 27: Technology and learning with Andrew Manches
Q: What are some playful apps that you've seen that help children develop?
There are numerous open-ended apps that can encourage engagement, but their effectiveness is closely tied to adult involvement in guiding usage.
#210 Research in Action 27: Technology and learning with Andrew Manches
Q: What's your take on the potential conflict between we don't want kids staring at screens all day, but you've seen potential massive benefits to the use of technology?
There is a need for balance; while screen time can offer educational benefits, many devices are designed to capture attention rather than educate.
#209 Research in Action 26: Linguistic influences on number processing with Silke Goebel
Q: What's the influence of language when it comes to your area of research?
When children are learning, they have to acquire number words and digits, which are human inventions.
#209 Research in Action 26: Linguistic influences on number processing with Silke Goebel
Q: So how are numbers represented in the brain? How does that all work?
These cultural tools are human inventions, and we have areas in the brain that specifically deal with representing numbers.

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Focus is placed on the art and science of mathematics education, with discussions revolving around instructional strategies, pedagogy, and the latest in educational research. The content often explores innovative teaching methods such as atomisation, behavior management, and the integration of technology, including AI, into classroom settings. Interviews with various educators offer listeners practical strategies and fresh perspectives on enhancing student learning, making the series highly relevant for educators seeking to improve their teaching practices. A notable characteristic is the emphasis on engagement through thoughtful discourse, personal anecdotes, and a commitment to continuous professional development for teachers, providing a... more

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