Virtually Teachers David Hibbert, Rachel Lewin, Chloe Bateman, Simon Davies, Jacob Keet and Mike Hill
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- Education
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Virtually Teachers is a show which brings 5 teachers from different contexts together in a roundtable format to discuss big educational questions.
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Virtually Teachers Season 2 Episode 6: What does effective professional development for teachers look like?
0.00-0.45: Introduction
0.45-44.25 discussion of effective CPD
Jonnie Grande blog referenced in the discussion: https://curricularpasts.wordpress.com/2023/03/05/12-this-week-in-history-you-cant-action-step-your-way-to-effective-teaching/
44.25-end: recommendation -
Virtually Teachers Season 2 Episode 5: Where does education policy go from here?
0.00-0.43: Introduction
0.43-33.42:
1) What are the challenges that we see casting a shadow on the educational future?
2) What would we like to recommend to the education policy-makers of 2024 and beyond?
33.42-end: Recommendations -
Virtually Teachers Season 2 Epsiode 4: Why do we love teaching?
0.00-1.00: Introductions
1.00-32.32: Why is teaching great? Why do we love it?
32.32-35.31: Closing recommendations -
Virtually Teachers Season 2 Episode 3: Recruitment and retention
0.00-1.25: Introduction
1.25-12.19: How are we experiencing recruitment and retention issues on the ground?
12.19-41.28: Why is our system not retaining experienced teachers? What needs to be done about this?
Why is our system now not recruiting enough new teachers or retaining new teachers? Is there anything that can be done about this? What would need to change?
41-28-end: Recommendations -
Season 2 Episode 2: KS3 assessment
0.00-1.02: Introduction
1.02-33.01: Assessment discussion
33.01-36.36: Closing recommendations -
Virtually Teachers Season 2 Episode 1: Are we educational techno-optimists or techno-pessimists?
0.00-2.39: Introduction to season 2!
2.39-27.54: Are we educational techno-optimists or techno-pessimists? Why?
27.54-43.54: Are there areas where technology offers particular potential when teaching history?
43.54-end: Final recommendations