Welcome back to another episode of TT, this month I am joined again by the amazing Rickiesha, we discussed the importance of creating safe spaces for students to discuss mental health and the importance of positive self-talk, vulnerability and steps we can take as educators to ensure students feel safe ..read more

Welcome back to another episode of Teacher Talk, this episode we have welcomed back our previous guests, We Are Doceo.  We had a discussion on whether we are providing students with opportunities in schools to leave and be well-rounded.  We discussed how the world is changing and education can be slow to catch up, students today will be entering jobs that do not exist yet. Like, share, and interact with us and follow We Are Doceo on Instagram! See you on 3rd March for our next episode ..read more

Welcome back to another episode of Teacher Talk. In this episode, we are joined by Ivy Photiou, an English Teacher and KS4 Leader. We discussed Ivy's passion for English, and how she activates students' minds to challenge aspects of society, including her BAME book club and her overall journey as a teacher.  ..read more

Welcome back to another episode of Teacher Talk! In this episode we had a chat with Jermaine Anderson about his journey into teaching, becoming comfortable in the classroom, building relationships with students and why they are important as well as the impact we as Black teachers have in education! It is always refreshing to connect with like-minded educators so I hope you enjoy this episode as much as we do ..read more

Welcome back to episode twenty-one of TT! I hope you all enjoyed your February half term and it provided you with an opportunity to rest. The first week back burnout is real TBH! In this episode, I am joined by Chantelle Asante a truly international teacher who has taught in the U.K, U.S.A, and U.A.E where she resides currently.  We discuss what does it mean to be an "agent of change?"  Is the everyday pressure of progress and what it looks like just educational or pastoral? Happy listening and stay tuned for the next episode ..read more

Welcome back to another monthly episode of Teacher Talk! This month I am joined by Helena Halpin, a Music teacher based in the UAE. In this episode, we discussed the impact of online learning and how that impacted music teaching. We also discussed the importance of creating a diverse music curriculum and why our subject is important.  Enjoy and see you next month ..read more

Happy New Year and welcome back to another episode of Teacher Talk. In this episode, we are joined by Zoe and Steph who are part of a fantastic initiative and platform called we are doceo. We are doceo are a social enterprise that provides personal development context for students aged 14 - 18 and helps prepare them for life after education. In this episode, we discuss the importance of discussing and preparing students for post-school life. Follow we are doceo at https://www.instagram.com/wearedoceo ..read more

Welcome back to another episode of Teacher Talk, in this episode we are joined by Sandra Shatara, a Drama teacher who has taught in London and is now teaching in Qatar. In this episode, we shared vibes, laughter, and the trials and tribulations of being Drama teachers. Happy listening ..read more

Welcome back to another episode of Teacher Talk, in this month's episode we interviewed Director and trainee Dramatherapist Abigail Sewell. Her work as a theatre and film director engages with themes of race, gender, class, and sexuality, championing untold narratives from historically excluded voices. Abigail's direction has featured on BBC Two, BBC Four, London Short Film Festival, and the stages of theatres such as Harold Pinter, Royal Court, and Young Vic. In 2020 Abigail Co-Founded Uproot, a socially driven production company. Uproot is shifting culture and creating community through art ..read more

Welcome back to another Episode of Teacher Talk, we will be bringing you monthly episodes on the first Friday of every month! In our new season, Teacher Talk interviewed Andrea Bazemore a Black Teacher from Texas who set up her own virtual school, with a view of making her school inclusive for staff and students. In this episode, she discusses the barriers she has faced and how she has overcome them to make the school what it is today.  Follow and keep up with The Black Apple School on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/blackappleschool/ Keep up and interact with Teacher Talk on Instagra ..read more