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362: New communication strategies for parents of teens with Jeanine Mouchawar

By | September 25, 2023 |

Jeanine Mouchawar is a life coach for parents of teenagers. She helps make parenting easier by teaching new communication strategies that stop the battles and create a calm, peaceful home. Parents learn how to teach their teens cooperation, responsibility, and critical life skills to empower them for success. In the process, they create the positive,…

361: How children can become involved in documenting their own learning with Tapestry

By | September 18, 2023 |

Ben Case from Tapestry, an online learning journal used in thousands of primary schools and early years settings, has been working with teaching staff at Arundel C of E Primary School for the past two years to support the work they’ve been doing to encourage pupils to reflect on, and talk about, their own learning.…

360: Dolphin Computer Access with Noel Duffy & Josh Murphy

By | September 11, 2023 |

Assistive technology to improve accessibility in education for students with visual impairments or neurodiverse conditions. Noel Duffy, Chairman of the Board, Dolphin Computer Access Awarded the RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People) Lifetime Achievement Award in April 2022, for 30 years’ work empowering visually impaired people to succeed in a digital world, Noel Duffy…

359: A life in education with Prof Dr Ger Graus OBE

By | September 4, 2023 |

Prof Dr Ger Graus OBE, an iconic figure in the field of education. A renowned expert on educational innovation and community engagement, he was the first Global Director of Education at the world-famous children’s entertainment-education company, KidZania, and founding CEO of the Children’s University. With his extensive experience at the very highest level of the…

358: Canaries Among US with Kayla Taylor

By | August 28, 2023 |

Canaries Among Us is a raw and honest exploration of the everyday lives of children challenged by learning differences, anxiety, and bullying. Author Kayla Taylor blends science and poignant storytelling to create this necessary, timely, and stigma-tackling resource for anyone interested in child well-being. A lifeline to those who learn and think differently, Canaries Among…

357: Bullying and anxiety to America’s #1 Heavyweight Boxer with Cam F Awesome

By | August 21, 2023 |

Cam F Awesome is a Keynote Speaker, Diversity Consultant, Event Emcee, and a multi-time National Champion Heavyweight Olympic boxer. As a motivational speaker, Cam shares lessons he’s learned traveling to 30+ countries as Captain of Team USA. Cam’s Olympic journey was featured in the NETFLIX Original Documentary, COUNTERPUNCH! Growing up, Cam dealt with academic and…

356: Voice 21 – oracy education charity with Amy Gaunt

By | August 14, 2023 |

Voice 21 is the UK’s oracy education charity. They work with schools to transform the learning and life chances of young people through talk. They campaign for oracy to have a higher status in the education system. Oracy skills are vital to success in school and in life. And yet, for many children, especially those growing…

355: Project Based Learning with Ryan Steuer

By | August 7, 2023 |

Ryan Steuer sees Project Based Learning as a way to change the world and is the founder of Magnify Learning, a PBL professional development organization that equips teachers, instructional coaches, and principals across the country to engage learners, tackle boredom, and transform classrooms. Prior to founding Magnify Learning, Ryan was an engineer for a Fortune…

354: Transforming young people’s life chances with Neil Moggan

By | July 31, 2023 |

Neil Moggan is a former Director of Sport, Health and RSHE at a secondary school where children’s life expectancy ranged by 13 years depending on what side of the main road outside the school they were born on. This led to Neil being so passionate about transforming young people’s life chances. Neil has been recognised…

More Than A Score – NAPE 086

By | July 30, 2023 |

More Than A Score: It’s time to fundamentally change the high-stakes, high-pressure assessment system in primary schools and make good mental health the basis for good learning. Primary pupils in England now face SATs and other government tests in five out of seven school years – that’s more formal assessments than in almost any other…

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