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Everything you wanted to know about teaching on a podcast produced by the editors and writers at the world-renowned tes. We interview leading researchers, start fierce debates between staff and deep dive into the biggest issues facing education.

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Everything you wanted to know about teaching on a podcast produced by the editors and writers at the world-renowned tes. We interview leading researchers, start fierce debates between staff and deep dive into the biggest issues facing education.

Where can you listen?

How many episodes are there of Tes Podagogy?

There are 160 episodes avaiable of Tes Podagogy.

When did Tes Podagogy start?

The first episode of Tes Podagogy that we have available was released 5 September 2017.

Who creates the podcast Tes Podagogy?

Tes Podagogy is produced and created by Tes.

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Everything you wanted to know about teaching on a podcast produced by the editors and writers at the world-renowned tes.

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Evidence into Action is a podcast from the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF). This podcast welcomes experts in the field of education – fantastic researchers with important things to say, alongside a wealth of brilliant teachers and school leaders.

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Evidence into Action is a podcast from the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF). This podcast welcomes experts in the field of education - fantastic researchers with important things to say, alongside a wealth of brilliant teachers and school leaders. Our mission is straightforward: to tackle the most important educational topics and offer you plenty of evidence-based ideas to reflect on and, hopefully, be able to put into action.

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Evidence into Action | a podcast by Education Endowment Foundation (EEF)

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Evidence into Action is a podcast from the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF). This podcast welcomes experts in the field of education - fantastic researchers with important things to say, alongside a wealth of brilliant teachers and school leaders. Ou...

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Tom Sherrington and Emma Turner, UK-based and internationally-recognized education authors and consultants, have a lot on their minds. From best practices in classroom teaching to sustaining PD that makes an impact, they’re aware of the techniques that work, those that don’t, and the gaps that exist in education systems, within and across nations

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Mind the Gap: Making Education Work Across the Globe

Tom Sherrington & Emma Turner

Tom Sherrington and Emma Turner, UK-based and internationally-recognized education authors and consultants, have a lot on their minds. From best practices in classroom teaching to sustaining PD that makes an impact, they're aware of the techniques that work, those that don't, and the gaps that exist in education systems, within and across nations. In this podcast, they present proven strategies and interview experts from around the globe to share timely insights on K-12 trends; research-based approaches in need of greater reach; and innovative strategies to close global gaps.

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Mind the Gap: Making Education Work Across the Globe

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Tom Sherrington and Emma Turner, UK-based and internationally-recognized education authors and consultants, have a lot on their minds. From best practices in classroom teaching to sustaining PD that makes an impact, they're aware of the techniques that work, those that don't, and the gaps that exist in education systems, within and across nations.

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A podcast about teaching. We discuss teaching and learning, pedagogy, lessons and classroom practise, management and leadership, teaching of mathematics, training and trainees, mentors and mentoring, behaviour management, being a head of department and running a faculty, SLT and much much more!

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A podcast about teaching. We discuss teaching and learning, pedagogy, lessons and classroom practise, management and leadership, teaching of mathematics, training and trainees, mentors and mentoring, behaviour management, being a head of department and running a faculty, SLT and much much more!

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A podcast about teaching. We discuss teaching and learning, pedagogy, lessons and classroom practise, management and leadership, teaching of mathematics, training and trainees, mentors and mentoring, behaviour management, being a head of department and running a faculty, SLT and much much more!

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A podcast from the EBE team discussing how evidence-based education can have a practical and achievable positive impact on pupil outcomes.

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The Evidence Based Education Podcast | Free Listening on Podbean App

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A podcast from the EBE team discussing how evidence-based education can have a practical and achievable positive impact on pupil outcomes

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Through our conversations, we explore different approaches to primary school teaching, challenge common misconceptions and get to the heart of what makes an effective primary teacher.

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Welcome to Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, the podcast that gives you a peek inside the minds of some truly inspirational primary teachers. Whether you're new to the profession or a school leader with tons of experience this podcast is a must listen. For references, links and extended cut video episodes head over to www.thinkingdeeply.info

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Welcome to Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, the podcast that gives you a peek inside the minds of some truly inspirational primary teachers. Whether you're new to the profession or a school leader with tons of experience this podcast is a must listen. For references, links and extended cut v...

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The Education Research Reading Room (ERRR) Podcast brings you into the discussion with inspiring educators, and education researchers. Each month we delve into the ideas of a world leader, teasing out everything from fundamental education theories to classroom ready strategies.

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iPhone? Listen to the ERRR here. Android? here's the link for you.

The Education Research Reading Room (ERRR) Podcast brings you into the discussion with inspiring educators, and education researchers.

Each month we delve into the ideas of a world leader, teasing out everything from fundamental education theories to classroom ready strategies that the wonderful world of education research and practice has to offer.
You can find the Education Research Reading Room (ERRR Podcast) on iTunes here or by searching 'Education Research Reading Room' in your favourite podcasting app.
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Is there someone you'd like to hear on the ERRR podcast? If so, make a guest suggestion here!

Top 5 most downloaded episodes

1. ERRR #060. Anita Archer on Explicit Instruction

2. ERRR #057. Harry Fletcher-Wood on Habits of Success

3. ERRR #059. Naomi Fisher on Self-directed Education

4. ERRR #056. Sammy Kempner on Teaching with Group Work, Accountability, and Chants

5. ERRR #064. Paul Spenceley on Formative Assessment

All past episodes (click to listen):

ERRR #080. Peps Mccrea on Developing Expert Teaching

ERRR #079. Daniel Willingham on How to Study

ERRR #078. Craig Barton on Tips and Tools for Teachers

ERRR #077. Ben Jensen on the Importance of Curriculum

ERRR #076. Nathaniel Swain on Writing to Learn

ERRR #075. Musumeci, McClements & Plunkett on The Challis Way

ERRR #074b. Josh Goodrich coaches Ollie Lovell

ERRR #074a. Josh Goodrich on Instructional Coaching

ERRR #073. Harry Fletcher-Wood on Responsive Teaching (Formative Assessment)

ERRR #072. Viviane Robinson on Virtuous Education Leadership

ERRR #071. Katharine Birbalsingh on Standards, Consistency, and what makes Michaela, Michaela

ERRR #070. Gwyn Ap Harri on Impactivity, Leadership, and Smoothly Unfolding Sequences

ERRR #069. Any Sprakes on Expeditionary Learning, Crew, and Beautiful Work

ERRR #068. Ian Cunningham on Self-managed Learning

ERRR #067. Byers, Leyton, and Perry on developing Self-regulated Learners

ERRR #066. Lyn Stone on Literacy Instruction and the Big Six

ERRR #065. Hope Wilder on How to Run Effective Meetings and Empower Young People

ERRR #064. Paul Spenceley on Formative Assessment

ERRR #063. E.D. Hirsch on Why Knowledge Matters

ERRR #062. Margaret McKeown on Robust Vocabulary Instruction

ERRR #061. Eric Mazur on Peer Instruction and getting students to do the reading before class

ERRR #060. Anita Archer on Explicit Instruction

ERRR #059. Naomi Fisher on Self-directed Education

ERRR #058. Sam Sims on What makes Effective Professional Learning

ERRR #057. Harry Fletcher-Wood on Habits of Success

ERRR #056. Sammy Kempner on Teaching with Group Work, Accountability, and Chants

ERRR#055. Rachel Macfarlane on Knowledge, Learning Power, and Character

ERRR#054. Peps McCrea on Motivating Students

ERRR#053. James Handscombe on Assemblies and Ethos

ERRR#052. Jim Knight on The Impact Cycle (Instructional Coaching)

ERRR#051. Michael Pershan on Worked Examples

ERRR #050. Guy Claxton on the Learning Power Approach

ERRR #049. Doug Lemov on Teaching Like a Champion

ERRR #048. Martin Robinson on the Trivium (curriculum)

ERRR#047. Margaret McKeown on Questioning the Author (Reading Comprehension)

ERRR#046. Tom Bennett on Behaviour Management

ERRR#045. Tom Sherrington on 'The Most Important Thing'

ERRR#044. Alexander Renkl on Self-explanation

ERRR #043. James Mannion and Kate McAllister on the Learning Skills Curriculum

ERRR #042. Oliver Caviglioli on Information design

ERRR #041. Aaron Peeters on Why students don't ask for help when they need it

ERRR #040. Online Learning Special (Introduction to the 7 chapters)

ERRR #039. Laurel Downey on Teaching Children with Trauma

ERRR #038. Peter Gray on the Freedom to Learn

ERRR #037. John Hollingsworth on Explicit Direct Instruction

ERRR #036. Yong Zhao on Side Effects in Education

ERRR #035. Andy Matuschak and George Zonnios on Spaced Repetition Software

ERRR #034. Natalie Wexler on The Knowledge Gap

ERRR #033. Janet Kolodner on Project Based Inquiry Science

ERRR #032. John Larmer on Project Based Learning

ERRR #031. Bill Rogers on Behaviour Management

ERRR #030. Neil Mercer on Interthinking and Group Work

ERRR #029. Judith Hochman on How to Teach Students to Write

ERRR #028. Viviane Robinson on Reducing Change to Increase Improvement

ERRR #027. Daisy Christodoulou on Getting Assessment Right and Comparative Judgment

ERRR #026. Janet Carlson on PCK and Core Practices

ERRR #025. Daniel Willingham on When We Can Trust the Experts

ERRR #024. Lorraine Hammond on Direct Instruction and Instructional Coaching

ERRR #023. Dylan Wiliam on Leadership for Teacher Learning

ERRR #022. Marnee Shay on Indigenous Education, Education Research, and Flexischools

ERRR #021. Jay McTighe on Understanding by Design

ERRR #020b. Craig Barton on mistakes vs. misconceptions, the testing effect, and school change

ERRR #020a. Craig Barton on Knowledge vs. Skills, Explicit Instruction, and Diagnostic Questions

ERRR #019. Yael Perry on Adolescent Anxiety and Depression

ERRR #018. John Hattie defending the meta-analysis

ERRR #017. Adrian Simpson critiquing the meta-analysis

ERRR #016. Josh Cuevas on learning styles, dual coding, and independent silent reading

ERRR #015, Imaginative Education with Kieran Egan, Gillian Judson, Christa Rawlings, and Clayton Stephens

ERRR #014. Jennifer Gore on Quality Teaching Rounds and Quant vs. Qual Research

ERRR #013. Russell Bishop and the Centrality of Relationships

ERRR #012. Linda Graham and the Purpose of School

ERRR #011. Sharon Chen on International Comparisons of Inquiry Teaching

ERRR #010. Catherine Scott on Meta-memory and More

ERRR #009. Andrew Martin, Load Reduction Instruction, Motivation and Engagement

ERRR #008. Tom Brunzell, Trauma Informed Positive Education and U.S/Aus Education

ERRR #007. James Mannion and Learning to Learn

ERRR #006. Jennifer Stephenson and Instructional Decision Making of Teacher Education Students

ERRR #005. Pamela Snow, Phonics + How can we get the real story from students?

ERRR #004. Paul Weldon, Teacher Supply and Demand, and Out of Field Teaching

ERRR #003. Tom Bennett and The school Research Lead

ERRR #002. Stephen Dinham and The Worst of Both worlds

ERRR #001. Jan Owen and The New Basics

Please consider supporting the Education Research Reading Room Podcast If you're keen to help the ERRR podcast to stay independent and sustainable, please consider making a one-off or monthly donation through https://www.patreon.com/errr. Audio engineering, room hire, and audio-file web hosting cost Ollie upward of $70 per episode, and any donation (even as much as a cup of coffee), to help cover these costs is greatly appreciated : )

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On this podcast you will hear from fellow teachers, research experts and you have the opportunity to share your experience and opinions. The Chartered College has partnered with TeacherTapp to support teachers to deliver excellent teaching through access to research and we invite you to be part of this community.

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Are you a teacher wanting to improve your classroom practice and deliver excellent teaching through access to research? Do you have a passion for teaching and looking to connect with other like minded colleagues through professional discussions? Are you a student teacher or ECT looking for resources to support your Early Career teaching practice as you work through the Early Career Framework? Are you an experienced teacher looking to be recognised for your knowledge and expertise in improving the lives of young people? Do you want to develop your teaching practice through high quality online CPD, webinars and events? Then you are in the right place. On this podcast you will hear from fellow teachers, research experts and you have the opportunity to share your experience and opinions. The Chartered College has partnered with TeacherTapp to support teachers to deliver excellent teaching through access to research and we invite you to be part of this community. If you have any suggestions for future podcast episodes or any questions about the podcast please contact our Partnerships Manager Sara-Jane at sjladums@chartered.college Find out more about the benefits of becoming a member with the Chartered College of Teaching https://chartered.college/join/ or if you have any questions about how we can support you please email us at hello@chartered.college Get your voice heard by Joining the TeacherTapp community here: https://teachertapp.co.uk/

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Evidence Informed Teaching | Supporting teachers to deliver excellent teaching through access to research | In partnership with The Chartered College of Teaching and Teacher Tapp | a podcast by The Chartered College of Teaching & TeacherTapp

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The Staffroom is an education podcast which takes a look into the world of pedagogy. We meet expert educators far and wide to chat about teaching and learning and share outstanding practice.

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Listen to 17 episodes of The Staffroom on Podbay - the best podcast player on the web. The Staffroom is an education podcast which takes a look into the world of pedagogy. We meet expert educators far…

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The Mr Barton Maths Podcast consists of long-form conversations with people from the wonderful world of education - not just related to the discipline of Maths!

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Welcome to the Mr Barton Maths podcast - Mr Barton Maths Podcast

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The Mr Barton Maths podcast features long-form conversations with inspirational people from the wonderful world of education