3本のエピソード
What I didn't learn on my PGCE ... What I didn't learn on my PGCE ...
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Hosted by Omar Murtaza & Frankie Beaumont talking to other teachers from around the world to give actual first-hand accounts of what is actually working in schools from colleagues that are still teaching. We aim to cover a wide breadth of topics to do with schools such as Leadership, T&L strategies, creating a culture, research-informed practice, academic enrichment, wellbeing, technology, curriculum, dealing with difficult conversations. But we also aim to provide some practical advice on areas such as moving countries, the difference between the UK and abroad & career progression
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The Science of Learning with Bradley Busch
Omar & Frankie are joined by psychologist, author, director of InnerDrive and ex-teacher Bradley Busch to discuss studies from his book '77 Studies Every Teacher Should Know'. 5 main studies are discussed in the podcast with how they apply to a classroom context and Bradley gives his top tips for teachers.
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Moving to Teach Internationally with Pete Flynn & Grainne McMullan
Omar and Frankie are joined by Pete and Grainne to discuss what it is really like teaching internationally. Pete has a wealth of experience teaching in 7 different countries across Asia and Grainne has just moved to the UAE from the UK in her first international role. In the podcast we discuss:
How did you choose the school(s)? What were you worried about before you moved? What was the process like between accepting the job and arriving in the country? What were the biggest challenges when you arrived? How different it is to the UK / countries you have taught in previously Top tips for someone looking to move countries this summer Thoughts on moving home
A must listen to for anyone moving to teach internationally in August or thinking of doing so in the coming years. -
Study Skills With Tracey Taylor
Omar & Frankie are joined by Tracey Taylor who has 15 years of experience in education to talk about the most effective study skills to use and embed into your lessons.