
Live talk radio for teachers. Breaking news and analysis.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1072 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Christopher offers an insight into how he manages the teaching and supervision of A level English Literature NEA work in the department he leads; presents a walkthrough of how to apply critical theory to the Brothers Grimm story 'The Four Skilful Bro... more
Lee and his guest David Perkins discuss the events of 2025/26 and the additional pressures placed on schools!
In this show, Darren looks at the role of ministers and tsars in education, considering what the roles involve and how the government can use them to work more effectively with teachers.
What happens when we stop listening for the "right" answer and start listening to truly understand? Join host Famida Choudhary as she welcomes educator and parent Saira Saleem for a heartfelt conversation on the power of authentic listening. Together... more
Join Tom Rogers and Tim Smale for a special show with Charu Kashyap, Founder & CEO of The O Education Group, as they explore whether traditional models of schooling are keeping pace with the needs of modern learners. The discussion examines the think... more
In this show, Darren reacts to the news of a New York school district planning to implement a robotic teacher from Autumn 2026and considers what teaching and learning looks like when the human teachers are removed.
In this episode, Konstantinos is joined by Dr Hatie Mapudzi to explore what it really means for students to feel that they belong in higher education. Together, they discuss inclusive teaching, student engagement, representation, and the everyday pra... more
In this show, Darren looks at how schools in Germany approach the issues of school violence and bullying, drawing on research conducted in 2020.
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A practical, practitioner-focused discussion space dedicated to education, classroom practice, and school leadership. Episodes frequently center on concrete strategies for teaching, learning, and well-being—from feedback mechanisms and lesson observations to managing workload, discipline, and exam anxiety. AI, technology in education, and governance topics surface alongside real-world classroom stories and leadership journeys, often featuring educators, researchers, and union voices. A notable strength is the show's emphasis on actionable tactics, collaborative problem-solving, and a willingness to interrogate policy impacts while foregrounding teacher experience. This mix makes it useful for educators seeking concrete ideas, school leaders... more
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Recent guests on Teachers Talk Radio include:
1. Charu Kashyap
2. Hatie Mapudzi
3. Kate Ambrosi
4. Olivia Saunders
5. Dave Brown
6. Maude Moret
7. Kole Gjikolaji
8. Vicky Colley
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