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    Does Teacher Motivation Lead to Student Motivation?: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester

    19/09/2026 | 1h 30 mins.
    "If you're excited about your subject, your students will be excited too." We're often held responsbile for whether or not our students care about their learning, but is that fair? In this show, Darren interrogates the literature on the relationship between teacher and student motivation.
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    The Reality Gap: What teacher training didn't tell you. The Late Show with Sarah Wilkinson-Crute

    19/09/2026 | 1h 8 mins.
    Every teacher remembers the moment theory met the reality of 30 teenagers. This week on The Late Show with Sarah Wilkinson-Crute, a second-year ECT joins us for an honest look at behaviour, workload, and mentor support. Whether you're in Year 2 or Year 20, join the debate on how we could fix teacher training for good.
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    Teachers: Liberated or State puppets?: The Late Late Show with Lee Pace

    18/09/2026 | 1h 4 mins.
    Lee is joined by Greg Bottrill to discuss the state of education. Greg has some very passionate and thoughtful views on education. Lee and Greg will be delving deep into the way power structures enter the classroom.
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    Should every school sanction be open to parental challenge?: Points of View

    18/09/2026 | 1h 51 mins.
    A high-achieving student in the US was suspended after refusing to throw away a coffee she brought into class. Her mother challenged the punishment and questioned whether the school had introduced its new food and drink policy legally. School leaders subsequently allowed the student to return to class with her drink and agreed to hold a properly publicised hearing. Was this a sensible parental challenge to an excessive punishment or another example of schools being prevented from enforcing basic expectations? This week on Points of View, the panel asks whether parents should support school rules even when they disagree with them, whether sanctions have become disproportionate, and why relatively minor incidents can now escalate into formal complaints and public campaigns. Have some parents come to expect a personalised response to every disagreement? Are schools communicating poorly and hiding behind rigid behaviour policies? And when parents, pupils and teachers cannot agree, who should have the final say? On the panel: Ollie Bayliss, JP, Liz Webb and Maud Waret.
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    Phones Out - Can Schools Really Win the Battle for Children's Attention?: The Morning Break with Carl Smith

    15/09/2026 | 1h
    Are bans working or are they just for show? Is there a way to make them work or are we fighting a losing battle? Carl and his guest, Assistant Principal, Abi Hibbins find out: Friday Morning Break Show with Carl Smith.
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