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The weekly podcast asking teachers: 'What terms, paradigms, systems or practices would you banish from education?'

20/10/2019

008 - Louise Flatters

This episode of Classroom 101 features Louise Flatters, headteacher of Long Marston CE Primary School, York - which had only 26 children on roll when Louise took over. As well as the reality of leading a small, rural school, Louise also discusses: 'Always awards' The term 'Gifted & Talented' A whole month of the year that Louise feels is being wasted Enjoy! (And if you do, please subscribe, follow, comment and share! You can contact Louise on @headfornothing1.

57 min
12/10/2019

007 - Laura McInerney

This week in Classroom 101, we speak to Laura McInerney, the co-founder of Teacher Tapp, and former editor of Schools Week. Laura discusses firstly how she was taken to court by the Department for Education over a Freedom of Information Request. Having defended herself and eventually won the case, Laura talks openly about what she learned through the process. Laura also shares: the three things she'd banish from education, including open-plan classrooms her favourite teacher growing up, and the skilful way she married boundaries with care the thinking behind Teacher Tapp, and how its co-founders first met in the most unlikely circumstance the intriguing reason why Laura likes to wear yellow! You can connect with Laura here, and learn more about Teacher Tapp here. If you enjoy this episode, please follow/subscribe, comment and share.

57 min
06/10/2019

006 - Lee Parkinson

The sixth episode of Classroom 101 features Lee Parkinson - better know as (ICT with) Mr P! Lee's grown to become something of an edu-celeb thanks to his computing tips for teachers, his vibrant social media pages full of hilarious self-made videos, and his willingness to call out nonsensical practice within education. Sit back and enjoy as Lee revels in rattling a conveyor belt's worth of items into Classroom 101, including: Book scrutinies Marking policies Teachers' obsession with acronyms, rhyme and alliteration In this wide-ranging interview, Lee also explains: Why he nearly quit teaching How he handles social media negativity Who makes him laugh until it hurts If you enjoy this, be sure to check out Lee's social media on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter - plus his own show, Two Mr Ps in a Pod(cast).

1h 17m
29/09/2019

005 - Ruth Luzmore

This week on Classroom 101, we hear from the eloquent Ruth Luzmore, headteacher of St Mary Magdalene Academy Primary School, London. Listen as Ruth discusses: her journey from sales to teaching the 3 things she'd happily banish from education - plus a bonus 4th her views on pedantic policies, class sizes, funding in education & 'the dark side of accountability' her party trick Connect with Ruth on Twitter here; learn more about New Voices here. Follow, subscribe, comment, share!

58 min
22/09/2019

004 - Sonia Thompson

In this, the fourth episode of Classroom 101, we hear from the ever-positive Sonia Thompson, the headteacher of St Matthew's CE Teaching & Research School, Birmingham. Listen as Sonia discusses: her 23-year career in education life as an EEF Research School the importance of reading for pleasure the hardest thing she's been through, and what she learnt 3 things she would banish from education You can connect with Sonia via her school website or on Twitter. Follow, subscribe, comment, share!

50 min
15/09/2019

003 - Adrian Bethune

In the third episode of Classroom 101, we speak to Adrian Bethune, teacher and author of 'Wellbeing in the Primary Classroom'. Hear how a period of intense anxiety and depression became his turning point, then hold onto your hats as Adrian rattles through a series of irritations he'd eject from education if he could. Tune in to hear Adrian explain: - how a spell of volunteering inspired him to a career change - the co-conspiracy all educators are in on - the three (and a bit more) things he would banish from education Connect with Adrian via Twitter or at his website. Even better, buy his brilliant book! Subscribe, follow, share!

57 min
08/09/2019

002 - Emma Turner

In this second episode of Classroom 101, we hear from the effervescent NewEd founder Emma Turner on: the magical teacher who inspired her co-headship and its benefits the edu-book every teacher should read 3 things she would banish from education You can connect with Emma or learn more about NewEd via her Twitter page. Enjoy, follow, subscribe, comment, share!

1h 10m
01/09/2019

001 - Jeremy Hannay

For the inaugural episode of Classroom 101, we speak to Jeremy Hannay, headteacher of Three Bridges Primary School, West London. In this frank and inspiring interview – the first since Ofsted graded the school ‘Outstanding’ in all categories – Jeremy discusses: · How his childhood and early career shaped him · The school he ironically credits for his success · How he went about creating a culture of trust at Three Bridges · His views on Ofsted following the school’s ‘Outstanding’ judgement · An institution, a system and a culture he would banish from education *Spoiler alert* - For any fans of The Usual Suspects, also listen out for Jeremy finally revealing the true identity of Keyser Soze! You can read more about Jeremy's views and work here, and connect with him on Twitter here.

1h 17m

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The weekly podcast asking teachers: 'What terms, paradigms, systems or practices would you banish from education?'

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Classroom 101

Classroom 101

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008 - Louise Flatters

007 - Laura McInerney

006 - Lee Parkinson

005 - Ruth Luzmore

004 - Sonia Thompson

003 - Adrian Bethune

002 - Emma Turner

001 - Jeremy Hannay

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