Teachers Talk Radio

Beejesh and special guest co-host Michael Wright explore the ideas around how well trusts represent the needs of the communities they serve and the input that the people who belong within them have to the operation and the outcomes.

In this second episode the of PSHE Update, PSHE Educator Clare Price considers how to teach about and challenge loneliness, ways to spot QR Code scams and positive steps forward in understanding about menstrual health. 

Articles referenced are:

Number of young people with no close friends has soared since 2014 in England | Young people | The Guardian

Rowley Regis schoolboys shining light on male mental health - BBC News

Les used a QR code to download a parking app - but it was a scam - BBC News

Friends Against Scams - Home

Gen Z women are teaching their mums about cycle syncing and periods - BBC News

In this episode, Konstantinos is joined by Dr Sercan Demiralay from Nottingham Trent University to explore how AI is reshaping higher education. They discuss teaching, assessment, student use of AI, employability, AI tutors and agents, and ask how universities can embrace innovation without losing sight of learning.

Louise Marie is joined by David Goodwin to explore what effective checking for understanding really looks like in the classroom. Combining evidence from research with practical experience across different educational phases, David discusses how teachers can gain real-time insight into students' thinking and adapt their teaching to better meet learners' needs.

Join Michael Wright for the Sunday Lunch Show as he chats with Debbie Kent, Choir Director and Deputy Lead for Devon Music Hub about national campaigns to introduce choirs in every school in the UK.

We will discuss the importance and relevance of choirs, what schools need to implement them as well as obstacles to this.