In Mind the Gap episode 37, Tom and Emma discuss primary curriculum, Emma’s upcoming book Simplicitus, team coaching and Tom’s new WalkThrus 3 resources.
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In this Mind the Gap podcast episode, special school headteacher Francis Akinde discusses diversity in school leadership and the role of special schools.
In Mind the Gap episode 35, Tom and Emma talk with Tracey Adams and Sonia Thompson of St. Matthew’s Primary School in Birmingham about research-based teaching.
In this Mind the Gap podcast episode, David Goodwin and Oliver Caviglioli discuss graphic organizers and how memory and organization work together in education.
Peps Mccrea, author of books such as Motivated Teaching and Memorable Teaching discusses training, mentoring, and his development of an ultra concise approach.
John Tomsett and Mary Myatt join Mind the Gap to discuss their new co-authored book, Huh: Curriculum conversations between subject and senior leaders.
Tom Sherrington and Emma Turner welcome Alex Quigley, an educator, blogger, and author, on the 30th episode of Mind the Gap.
Tom and Emma discuss the Early Career Framework in the UK, professional learning, instructional coaching, needs for NQTs, mentorship, and more.
Professor Sam Twiselton discusses her desire to see a change in the narrative around early career teachers in this Mind the Gap episode with Tom and Emma
In this episode of Mind the Gap, Tom Sherrington and Emma Turner interview Haili Hughes, Head of Department, and author of Mentoring in Schools.
In this season two premiere of Mind the Gap, Tom Sherrington, and Emma Turner discuss whole-brain learning with author Nimish Lad.
In this episode, Tom Sherrington and Emma Turner welcome best-selling author, award-winning blogger, and international speaker Tom Bennett.
Mind the Gap marks its first year in episode 24, as Tom and Emma look back on past guests and hold an extended discussion about feedback in teaching.
In episode 23 of Mind the Gap, Tom and Emma talk with Abby Bayford, editor of Letter to My NQT Self, a book of teachers’ letters to their first-year selves.
In episode 22 of Mind the Gap, Tom and Emma talk with Bennie Kara, author of A Little Guide for Teachers: Diversity in Schools, about diversity and equity.