Stories from the Classroom
Thom GibsonStories of teachers that are creating meaningful and memorable experiences for their students and how you can do the same. Created and hosted by Thom Gibson; a two-time Teacher of the Year educator, podcaster, YouTuber, and lifelong learner.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | How ToEducationCourses | ||||
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I came across this podcast by chance but I have to say it’s a great set of podcasts to listen to. I teach 14-18 year olds in London, England but despite the differences in some age groups and settings, I have been able to learn things that have certainly benefited me as a teacher and improved my classes. I very much hope this series will continue and I look forward to the next episode. Keep up the great work!
Apple Podcasts5Michael. F (The Hammers fan)
United Kingdom3 years ago - Newbie
I am a newbie to the world of Podcasts. I tuned in to this one as my first. I loved this!! Your voice is easy to listen to. Maybe slow down a tiny tiny bit but other than that. It was great information!!
Apple Podcasts5Marlena88
United States4 years ago - Well done and engaging!
The first podcast of Thom’s that I heard was the one in Gamification. It was better than many professional NPR podcasts that I’ve heard! Thom does exceptional sound design which highlights his interesting topics. Since hearing the Gamification podcast I’ve listened to more of his work, and they are all fantastic. I highly recommend this podcast.
Apple Podcasts5JayQuiQui5United States5 years ago - Mikal
Aces and mikal are the laughing stock of Austin bjj. The only thing that guy is a "champion" at Is taking your money .
Apple Podcasts1Julian14589United States6 years ago
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