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Staffroom Catch-Up

Cambridge Mathematics
Educational Research
Mathematics Education
Professional Development
Teaching Strategies
Research In Education
Classroom Practices
Collaborative Lesson Research
Teacher Training
Early Years Education
Patterning In Early Education
Spatial Reasoning
Playful Maths
Loose Parts
Collaborative Planning
Young Minds Big Maths
Early Years Foundation Stage
Teacher Professional Development
Mathematics
Cambridge Mathematics
Early Childhood Education

These podcasts, from Cambridge Mathematics (www.cambridgemaths.org), offer listeners the opportunity to hear staffroom conversations beyond their original settings. We hear from practitioners about what ‘educational research’ means to them and how it impacts their work.

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In this episode Fran Watson chats with Adil Jaffer, mathematics coordinator and an Early Years teacher at an international school in Amsterdam, about what it means to see the teacher as researcher – and why, for Adil, the two roles are inseparable.

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In this episode Simon Lewis, a nursery teacher and head of Early Years at a primary school in south London, talks to Fran Watson about how educational research has transformed his practice.

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Join Fran Watson as she speaks with Julie DeFuyck, a Year 6 teacher and maths lead from a rural primary school, about her journey with educational research.

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In this episode host Fran Watson chats with associate professor Dr Rachel Oughton, head teacher Sarah Dixon-Jones and nursery lead practitioner Kathryn Nichols, about the collaboration which has blossomed from a 'cheeky email request' sent in 2020.

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In this episode Fran Watson chats with headteacher John Mortimer about how education research has transformed teaching practice at his school. He explains how staff work together creating a culture of shared responsibility and continuous improvement,... more

In this episode host Fran Watson catches up with NCETM Mastery specialist and Year 4 teacher and mathematics lead Catherine Gee about practical advice on engaging with research: start with your interests, seek colleague recommendations, compare multi... more

In this episode host Fran Watson catches up with Early Years team leader Esther O’Connor about engaging with educational research in a variety of ways and encouraging teachers to become ‘obsessed’ with helping children reflect on their learning to de... more

In this episode, host Fran Watson catches up with primary deputy headteacher and mathematics lead Julia Norman, about participating in educational research and the impact that it has had on her, her colleagues and the children they work with.

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Esther O'Connor
Early Years leader at an international school in Brussels
International School in Brussels
Episode: Episode 2: 'My colleague and I climbed into this skip'
Julia Norman
Deputy head in a rural coastal primary and nursery school, maths lead and EYFS lead
Episode: Episode 1: 'There’s always things to learn'

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Fran Watson
Member of the writing team and school liaison lead, actively engages in discussions about educational research and its practical implications in teaching practices.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 5: 'Becoming maths people'
Q: Could you say a bit more about why you think research can be off-putting for some practitioners?
Many practitioners feel research isn't for them as they lack formal education or feel intimidated, seeing it as something complex and not relatable.
Episode 5: 'Becoming maths people'
Q: What does educational research mean to you?
Educational research for me is about problem solving, developing methods to understand how children learn and teach mathematics.
Episode 1: 'There’s always things to learn'
Q: Can you tell us about the pattern project you were involved in?
Julia explains that the pattern project looked at how children learn about patterns and involved collaboration with colleagues across different year groups.
Episode 1: 'There’s always things to learn'
Q: What does educational research mean to you?
Julia emphasizes that educational research is about trying something out, reflecting on it, and having professional discussions with colleagues.
Episode 1: 'There’s always things to learn'
Q: Could you tell us about your current role and its context?
Julia describes her role as a deputy head and maths lead at a primary and nursery school in North Norfolk.

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