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Psychology in the Classroom

Lucinda Powell
Mental Health
Education
Teacher Well-Being
Psychology Of Education
Motivation In Education
Mental Health Interventions
Perfectionism
Educational Psychology
Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Social Media
Anxiety
Neurodivergence
ADHD
Autism
Positive Psychology
Neurodivergent Individuals
Peer Support
Learning and Development
Psychological Well-Being
Adolescent Mental Health

Psychology in the Classroom: bridging the gap between educational science and daily teaching practice. Hosted by Lucinda Powell, the show provides expert insights in education by translating complex educational psychology into actionable, science for educators. Through high-level education expert interviews, listeners gain access to the latest findings in the science of learning, including evidenc... more

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With Prof Edmund Sonuga Barke and Dr. Susie Chandler.

This episode marks the end of the series of podcasts on the RE-STAR project. In this final episode we discuss the four-and-a-half-year research initiative supporting neurodivergent adolescents w... more

...with Ann-Kathrin Krause

In this episode, Ann-Katrin Krause, a PhD student in educational psychology at the Leibniz Institute for Research and Information in Education in Frankfurt, discusses her research on the role of habits in students' learni... more

...with Hannah Brownhill

To kick off the summer term, Hannah Brownhill, a positive psychology practitioner and former secondary teacher shares her insights into embedding wellbeing in to schools through positive psychology.

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Recent Guests

Dr. Diana Sorrentino
Expert on gender diversity and transgender identities; author and podcaster
Paradoxes of Gender (paradoxesofgender.com)
Episode: Gender Identity Decoded: How Biology and Society Shape Who We Are
Ann-Katrin Krause
PhD student in Educational Psychology studying self-regulated learning and habits in learning
Leibniz Institute for Research and Information in Education (in Frankfurt, Germany)
Episode: How Do Habits Shape Students' Use of Effective Learning Strategies?
Hannah Brownhill
Positive psychology practitioner and former secondary school teacher
A Solution Within
Episode: How Can Positive Psychology Transform Wellbeing in Secondary Schools?
Estelle Ennis
Year 13 student with interest in memory and classroom application
Student speaker
Episode: Spring Takeover: Exploring the Multi-Store Model of Memory and the Rise of AI in Psychotherapy
Tracy Edwards
Senior Lecturer in Special Educational Needs, Inclusive Education and Digital Learning at Leeds Beckett University
Leeds Beckett University
Episode: Dilemmas in the Classroom: How to Balance Inclusion and Individual Needs
Andre Tomlin
Mental health information scientist and founder of The Mental Elf
The Mental Elf
Episode: Mental Health Research: Practical Tips for Teachers and Practitioners to Navigate the Evidence
Silke Paulmann
Professor whose research focuses on emotional, motivational, and attitudinal voice signals
University of Essex
Episode: The Power of Voice in the Classroom
Protyasha Bhattacharya
Researcher and educator focusing on cyberaggression and its impacts on young people
Cherwell College, Oxford
Episode: How Can We Combat Cyber Aggression in Schools Today
Professor Rebecca Lazarides
Educational researcher and editor of the special edition of the British Journal of Educational Psychology.
University of Potsdam, Germany; Technische Universität Berlin
Episode: How Teacher Emotions and Motivation Shape Student Success

Hosts

Lucinda Powell
Host of the show as introduced in the episode
Silke Paulmann
Professor in Psychology, University of Essex; recurring guest focusing on voice, emotion, and educational interactions

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 43 ratings
  • Interesting and to the point

    An interesting teacher specific podcast that is focused and useful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SenseiBat
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Excellent, informative

    Lucinda is informative and knowledgeable and brings interesting guests and their experiences and perspectives too. Really great for psych students and educators alike.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    niasurv1ve
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Essential listening

    Your episode about names was superb.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    xkx xkx xkx
    United States4 years ago
  • Fantastic Podcast!

    Lucinda is aweomse host who shares valuable insights.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Trevor Oldham
    United States4 years ago
  • Great podcast

    I listened to the episode on how best to support transgender students, as an educator (what we should and shouldn’t say). Found it so helpful and insightful -

    Thank you :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lisaqml
    United Kingdom4 years ago

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Guests bring diverse academic perspectives and practical classroom relevance
Host delivers accessible, learner-friendly explanations and actionable tips
Episodes are consistently relevant to current classroom challenges
Industry-standard of practical, research-backed insights

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How Can Positive Psychology Transform Wellbeing in Secondary Schools?
Q: How can schools measure the impact of positive education?
Measurement is tricky because well-being is subjective, but schools can track indicators like psychological safety, belonging, and the use of tools that support flourishing; beyond numbers, focus on stories and conditions that enable students and staff to thrive.
How Can Positive Psychology Transform Wellbeing in Secondary Schools?
Q: What quick wins are possible to start integrating positive education in secondary schools?
Start with small, classroom-ready primers that cultivate positive emotions, celebrate non-academic achievements, and use strength-based language to reframe everyday tasks, which can shift the emotional climate in seconds.
How Can Positive Psychology Transform Wellbeing in Secondary Schools?
Q: How can character strengths be implemented in a large secondary classroom?
Character strengths can be woven into daily language and activities, using explicit examples in lessons, tutor times, and feedback to normalize and celebrate strengths rather than labeling students; it should feel natural and part of everyday teaching.
How Can Positive Psychology Transform Wellbeing in Secondary Schools?
Q: What is positive psychology and how does the PERMA framework fit into education?
Positive psychology is the science of well-being aimed at helping people flourish; PERMA provides a framework—Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Accomplishment—that schools can use to anchor wellbeing in everyday practice.
Dilemmas in the Classroom: How to Balance Inclusion and Individual Needs
Q: What are the main types of dilemmas that teachers of learners with complex needs tend to face day to day?
Teachers commonly face four core dilemmas: the dilemma of possibility versus skepticism (whether a desired approach is feasible), the dilemma of what's working (whether to continue a strategy that seems effective or abandon it), the dilemma of rocking the boat (risk associated with changing established practices), and the dilemma of interpretation (how to make sense of observations and feedback to inform next steps).

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A practitioner-friendly show that translates educational psychology into actionable classroom strategies, with guests that typically include researchers, professors, and teachers who explore memory, inclusion, mental health, and oracy. Episodes balance theory deep-dives with practical takeaways for teaching and curriculum design, often featuring peer-led formats and discussions grounded in current research. Notable strengths include a strong focus on real-world classroom impact, accessibility of complex concepts, and a mix of student and expert perspectives that make it valuable for educators, researchers, and school leaders seeking evidence-based approaches.

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1. Dr. Diana Sorrentino
2. Ann-Katrin Krause
3. Hannah Brownhill
4. Estelle Ennis
5. Tracy Edwards
6. Andre Tomlin
7. Silke Paulmann
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