What happens when algorithms meet acids and AI rubs shoulders with Bunsen burners? In this show, we’re diving into the weird, wonderful world of teaching science with tech. in this show Matt is joined by the brilliant Alex Gray.

Teaching for Tomorrow: SDGs, Subject Links & Student Voice.

In this thought-provoking show, host Famida Choudhary speaks with educator Sapna Raghava about transforming classrooms into purpose-driven spaces through the power of SDG-focused learning, interdisciplinary teaching, and student-led action. From climate projects and zero hunger campaigns to inclusive strategies for students of determination, the discussion unpacks how real-world learning, tech-enabled differentiation, and empathy can create deeper engagement for every child. Tune in for actionable ideas, classroom stories, and a fresh perspective on what it truly means to teach with care, curiosity, and global consciousness.

Authenticity is a series of choices.

One of the main causes of emotional rest deficit is wearing a "mask", acting how we think we need to in order to fit in/be successful/be liked.

This is a major issue for teachers and school leaders.

The education secretary has said that school leaders should have more training and support on how to communicate with parents effectively. Speaking at the Labour Party’s annual conference in Liverpool this week, Ms Phillipson said heads should not “drift into judgement” when interacting with parents. What do you think?

Jo Fox, Rae Whitehouse, Liz Webb, Michael Wright and Tom Rogers discuss.

Through the lens of children's literature, Darren explores the sticky debate of self censorship in teaching.

In this episode, I explore one of the biggest challenges facing schools today; how short form content and constant notifications are reshaping the way young people focus, learn and interact in school. From the pressures on tutor time to the wider implications for teaching and learning, we'll consider what this means for educators, parents, and pupils alike.

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Why and how should you build your personal brand as an academic? An exciting conversation at Tuesday Twilight Show with Timea Kadar, and her brilliant guests, Dr Sonal Jain and Rafael Dos Santos.

Join Chris as he unpacks the role of oracy in education, from equity and policy to the pandemic and the workplace of the future. In the age of AI, he argues oracy may be the most human skill we have left.