
Hosted by John Mikton and Dan Taylor. Every two weeks we discuss all aspects of technology and life in International Schools.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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A conversation with Samuel Holston and Kirun Goy of BrainTools Lab and Podcast on simple brain tools for focus, learning, and better decisions at school and at work.
About Kirun Goy
Kirun works at the intersection of leadership, cognitive science, ... more
A conversation with Brooke Fezler, M.A. in Counseling, Co-Founder and Co-Director of ISCA, on how schools can move from separate wellbeing efforts to a clear, connected system of support.
About Brooke Fezler
Brooke Fezler is the Co-Founder and Co-D... more
A conversation with Timothy Cook (Director, The Cognitive Privacy Project & Connected Classroom | Psychology Today Columnist, The Algorithmic Mind) on exploiting how AI may be changing the way children think, learn, and grow.
About Timothy Cook
Tim... more
A conversation with Aylin Erengul Gregg and Ana Arana on supporting multilingual learners without mistaking English fluency for ability.
About Aylin Erengul Gregg
Aylin Erengul Gregg is an English Language Acquisition specialist with a passion for ... more
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It is perfectly designed to the needs of the target group. Always interesting and genuine talks. Great job by Dan and John
Really like to listen to this podcast as it updates. Got much from it about international teaching and work in international schools. Thank you!
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Two hosts explore technology and life in international schools, with frequent focus on AI literacy, data governance, student well-being, and inclusive practices. Episodes mix practical classroom workflows, leadership challenges, and ethical considerations around AI, telemetry, and digital learning ecosystems. Notable strengths include a steady cadence of expert guests from EdTech, school leadership, and pedagogy, plus real-world classroom stories and governance discussions that help listeners translate ideas into action. The format tends to balance optimistic views on technology with sober cautions about privacy, equity, and student agency, making it useful for educators, administrators, and vendors seeking to understand international-schoo... more
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Recent guests on The International Schools Podcast include:
1. Brooke Fezler
2. Timothy Cook
3. Dr. Jenny Gillett
4. Marijn BrightPath
5. Michael Cascianelli
6. Corey Layne Crouch
7. Adam Morris
8. William Faure
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