Best David Myatt Podcasts (2025)

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How to Prepare for Jesus' Return | Ep. 2 1:46

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The days ahead will be filled with unrest and turmoil, but God has promised deliverance for His purified Bride. In this episode of CRYOUT with David Myatt, discover what it means to put Jesus first, purify your life before God, and flee compromise as you prepare for Christ’s soon return. 📖 Don’t wait—download your free Spiritual Purity Manual: How …

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Morgan Whitfield - What is Challenge for All? - Ho Chi Minh 59:17

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In this episode, I’m talking with Morgan Whitfield. Morgan is an author, consultant, CPD trainer and senior leader. Her recent book, Gifted?, advocates for challenging all students through an inclusive approach to teaching, whereby every student is given the opportunities to reach mastery. I really wanted to chat with Morgan having read her book, w…

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The Rapture Requires Spiritual Purity - Part 1: Worldwide Warning! | Ep. 1 6:58

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God’s Word warns us that the last days will be marked by turmoil, deception, and judgment. In this urgent broadcast, David Myatt issues a wake-up call from heaven: the Rapture is near, the Bridegroom is coming, and only the purified Bride will be taken. Yeshua is returning for those who have made themselves ready, those who are without spot, wrinkl…

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CRYOUT with David Myatt Trailer 1:46

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The world is in turmoil. War, destruction, fear, and anxiety fill the hearts of many. Yet, God’s Word promises that those who place their faith and trust in Jesus can find deliverance—both physical and spiritual. CRYOUT with David Myatt is here for such a time as this: to call believers to spiritual purity, to flee compromise, and to prepare as the…

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Mary Myatt -Education adviser, Writer and Speaker - Wales 46:09

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In this episode, I’m talking with Mary Myatt. Mary is nothing short of a patron saint of curriculum design in the uk, with her books including The Curriculum: Gallimaufry to Coherence, Huh: Curriculum Conversations Between Subject and Senior Leaders and Back on Track: Fewer Things, Greater Depth. I find myself quoting things Mary has said in discus…

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A Zoom with a View #5 1:25:25

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In this episode, I’m talking to Eoin MacCarthaigh. This is the latest in a running series of conversations between Eoin and I, where we share 3 things each from the world of education that have been causing us some consideration. We discuss: 1. The challenges of instructional coaching 2. The challenges of achieving improvement in education 3. Handb…

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Sam Gibbs - Curriculum / Development Leader for The Greater Manchester Education Trust and Author - Manchester 1:04:14

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In this episode I’m talking with Sam Gibbs. Sam is a former English teacher and curriculum / development leader for a school trust in Manchester. Additionally, she co-authored the brilliant The Trouble with English and How to Address It: A Practical Guide to Designing and Delivering a Concept-Led Curriculum. As we go onto discuss, making the shift …

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Dr James Mannion - Director of Rethinking Education, Author and Podcast Host - Brighton 1:08:50

4M ago1:08:50

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In this episode I’m talking to Dr James Mannion. James is co-author of Fear is the Mind Killer a book designed to guide, implement and evaluate a Learning Skills curriculum in schools. More recently he has written Making Change Stick, a book that brilliantly synthesises research on school improvement so that is can be practically implemented in a s…

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WILF: Reduce Change to Increase Improvement by Viviane Robinson 1:08:34

5M ago1:08:34

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In this episode, I’m explaining What I Learnt From: Reduce Change to Increase Improvement by Viviane Robinson. This is the third episode that sees me go through my annotations and notes for a book that explores an area of English teaching or leadership. This time, it’s a text that I was actually assigned as part of a Masters I did a few years ago. …

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Chris Youles - How to teach story writing - Taipei 41:54

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In this episode, I’m taking to Chris Youles. Chris has experience being an assistant head, english lead, writing moderator, and a specialist leader in primary education. He is also a published author having penned: Sentence models for creative writing: A practical resource for teaching writing and more recently Teaching Story Writing in Primary: Cu…

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David Didau - How to assess in middle school English - Somerset 57:23

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In this episode I’m speaking to David Didau. David is a well-known and well-respected consultant in the world of English teaching and teaching more broadly. He has authored numerous books about education and the subject of English more specifically. Most recently, his book Bringing the English Curriculum to Life: A Field Guide for Making Meaning in…

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A Zoom with a View #4 1:41:11

7M ago1:41:11

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In this episode, I’m talking to Eoin MacCarthaigh. This is the latest in a running series of conversations between Eoin and I, where we share 3 things each from the world of education that have been causing us some consideration. We discuss: 1. The purposes for teaching English and what this subsequently means for writing instruction 2. My attempts…

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Tom Sherrington - Mode A and Mode B Teaching - London 59:29

7M ago59:29

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In this episode, I’m talking to Tom Sherrington. Tom is a former headteacher, current education consultant and author. He writes the popular blog teacherhead.com and his books include The Learning Rainforest and best-seller Rosenshine’s Principles in Action. He also co-authors the Teaching WalkThrus series with Oliver Caviglioli and edits the In Ac…

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Anthony Cockerill - Director of the National Association for the Teaching of English (NATE) - York 57:36

8M ago57:36

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In this episode I’m speaking to Anthony Cockerill. Anthony is the new director of NATE, which is the National Association for the Teaching of English. NATE is an independent, non-funded, not-for-profit educational charity that provides publications and training for English teachers at all key stages that has helping English teachers from around the…

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Dr Jovita Castelino - Curriculum Leader of Science, Author and Homework Guru - Leeds 44:12

9M ago44:12

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In this episode I’m talking to Dr Jo Castelino. Jo is is a curriculum leader for Science at a school in the UK and author of The Homework Conundrum, a guide for how a successful homework culture can be built in a school and within the classroom. I was so keen to speak with Jo after reading this brilliant book and as a result of always feeling a lit…

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WILF: ‘Book of Rhymes - The Poetics of Hip Hop’ by Adam Bradley 59:26

9M ago59:26

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In this episode, I’m explaining What I Learnt From: Adam Bradley’s ‘Book of Rhymes - The Poetics of Hip Hop’. This is the second episode that sees me go through my annotations and notes for a book that explores an area of English teaching or leadership. This time, it is the first part of the eye-opening and eminently readable ‘Book of Rhymes’ by Ad…

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Joanna Kolota - Curriculum Leader for Multilingual Learners and Author - Leeds 49:18

9M ago49:18

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In this episode, I’m talking to Joanna Kolota. Joanna is the Curriculum Leader for Multilingual Learners at Trinity Academy Leeds, in the UK. She has written, spoken and worked to support multilingual students in primary, secondary and tertiary education and is now a published author after completing the brilliant Empowering EAL Learners in Seconda…

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Alison Yang - MYP Coordinator - Hong Kong 41:01

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In this episode, I’m talking to Alison Yang. Alison is MYP coordinator here in Hong Kong and prolific blogger of all things MYP at https://alisonyang.com. It was due to this prodigious output that I became aware of Alison’s work and reached out with a few questions that I have always harboured about the framework in the hope that I can improve thes…

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WILF: Mary Oliver’s ‘A Poetry Handbook’ 1:00:19

11M ago1:00:19

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In this episode, I’m explaining What I Learnt From: Mary Oliver’s ‘A Poetry Handbook’. This is the first in a hopefully long list of shows that sees me go through my annotations and notes for a book that explores an area of English teaching or leadership. This time, it is the unsurprisingly beautiful writing of Mary Oliver who shares with the reade…

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A Zoom with a View #3 1:22:48

11M ago1:22:48

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In this episode, I’m talking to Eoin MacCarthaigh. This is the latest in a running series of conversations between Eoin and I, where we share 3 things each from the world of education that have been causing us some consideration. We discuss: Why ‘white tables’ are better than ‘white boards’ in English How we can better address issues with reading f…

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Jennifer Webb - Trust Director for English and Literacy - Leeds 1:30:41

1y ago1:30:41

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In this episode I’m speaking to Jennifer Webb. Jenny is nothing short of a legend in English teaching after writing a number of hugely beneficial books ranging from how to teach reading and writing to metacognition as well as grammar instruction for secondary professionals. On top of this, she is a constant source of insight via her in person and v…

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A Zoom with a View #2 1:40:44

1y ago1:40:44

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In this episode, I’m talking to Eoin MacCarthaigh. This is the second in what we hope will be a long line of episodes focused on issues in and around English teaching. For anyone who hasn’t listened before, we bring forth 3 unknown issues to be discussed each, relating to things that we’ve thought, learnt or considered lately. We discuss: Uncertain…

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Shane Leaning - Organisational Coach - Shanghai 47:30

1y ago47:30

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In this episode I am speaking to Shane Leaning. Shane is an organisational Coach, international educator, author and podcaster. As a prolific creator in a number of different spaces, I was keen to get Shane on to discuss what it takes and what it’s like to make the switch from teaching students to advising schools around the world. We discuss: 1. W…

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A Zoom With A View #1 1:22:04

1+ y ago1:22:04

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In this episode, I’m talking to Eoin MacCarthaigh. This is the first in what we hope will be a long line of episodes focused on issues in and around international English teaching. It’s important at the outset to explain that this is an unapologetic rip off another podcast that I personally love, namely Craig Barton and Ollie Lovell’s Tips and Tool…

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Guy Claxton - What is school for? - Sussex 1:27:20

1+ y ago1:27:20

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In this episode I’m speaking with Professor Guy Claxton. Guy is a cognitive scientist, author and one of education’s foremost experts on practical ways of expanding young people's relationship with and capacity for learning. His most recent book, The Future of Teaching, And the Myths that Hold it Back, a work that seeks to reclaim the nuanced middl…

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Nutsa Kobakhidze - The ‘Shadow Education’ Industry - Hong Kong 33:20

1+ y ago33:20

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In this episode I’m talking to Professor Nutsa Kobakhidze. Nutsa is a Director at the Comparative Education Research Centre and Assistant Professor at Hong Kong University. Her areas of expertise include comparative education; privatization of education; globalization and education and large-scale international assessments. I wanted to speak to Nut…

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Sarah Cottingham - Ausubel's Meaningful Learning in English - London 42:16

1+ y ago42:16

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In this episode I’m talking to Sarah Cottingham. Sarah is Associate Dean at Ambition Institute, author of Ausubel's Meaningful Learning In Action, a Professional Development Consultant and former English teacher. I was really eager to speak with Sarah after reading her work about Ausubel’s theory and applying it to recent discussions about how Engl…

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Drew Perkins - Inquiry Based Learning - Louisville 1:03:15

1+ y ago1:03:15

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In this episode I’m talking with Drew Perkins. Drew is Director of Thought Stretchers Education and host of the ThoughtStretchersEducation Podcast. I wanted to speak to Drew as I continue my exploration of what inquiry looks like in the classroom and particularly how it applies to English. Drew is an active advocate for implementing inquiry in a me…

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Zach Groshell - Inquiry Based Teaching and Direct Instruction - Seattle 1:07:17

1+ y ago1:07:17

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This week I’m talking to Zach Groshell. Zach is an instructional coach, teacher in the American school system, has a PhD in instructional design and hosts the Progressively Incorrect Podcast. I have listened and loved Zach’s podcast for a long time now, particularly as the first season deals with the tension of progressive ideas and ideologies arou…

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Sarah Donarski - Head of Department and Author - Chester 1:01:02

1+ y ago1:01:02

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In this episode I’m speaking with Sarah Donarski. Sarah is a Head Of English Department, PGCE & NQT mentor, speaker, blogger, researcher and author of The researchED Guide to Assessment. I recently relistened to an episode of Craig Barton’s Tips for Teachers with Sarah and immediately jotted down a number of questions and I had about assessment in …

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Kirun Goy - Podcaster and Leadership Facilitator - Singapore 1:00:06

1+ y ago1:00:06

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In this episode I’m talking with Kirun Goy. Kirun is the co-founder and co-host of the BrainTools podcast, a show dedicated to sharing practical brain science for everyday people. Additionally, he is a Leadership Facilitator with Harvard Business Publishing. I was lucky enough to have Kirun run a workshop for teachers at my school recently and afte…

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The IB English Guys - IBDP English A Paper 2 - Bangkok 42:59

2y ago42:59

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In this episode I’m speaking with Andrew and Dave of the IB English Guys. 2023 saw the first roll out of the IBDP English A course’s Paper 2. As such, teachers across the world rallied to prepare students for a comparative literature essay that featured unseen prompts and the opportunity to select any of the studied texts from across their two year…

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Chris Youles - Year 5 Classroom Teacher and Author - Taipei 40:49

2y ago40:49

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In this episode, I’m speaking to Chris Youles. Chris is a Classroom Teacher at Taipei European School and author of Sentence models for creative writing: A practical resource for teaching writing. Chris’ book is one of the most instantly applicable teaching books that I’ve come across in recent years and coupled with a robust grammatical understand…

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Craig Barton - Author, Podcaster, Consultant - Manchester 49:15

2y ago49:15

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In this episode, I’m speaking with Craig Barton. Craig is an author, maths consultant, former Secondary Maths Adviser to TES and OG podcaster who originally hosted a TES podcast before going on to produce the Mr Barton Maths Podcast and Tips for Teachers podcast. For me this was an enormous highlight of my own podcasting experience so far given tha…

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Carly Leung and Vinci Tam - Teaching Low-Carbon Local Tourism - Hong Kong 41:59

2+ y ago41:59

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In this episode I’m speaking with Carly Leung and Vinci Tam. Carly and Vinci are Development Director and Business Executive respectively at V’air, Hong Kong. V’air is a youth-initiated environmental education organization with the mission to promote low-carbon local tourism as a means to mitigate climate change. V’air uses its digital platforms, e…

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Kate Beatty - MYP Unit Review - Munich 41:16

2+ y ago41:16

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In this episode I’m speaking with Kate Beatty. Kate is the first returning guest I’ve had on the podcast and one I’m always very pleased to speak with about all things MYP. Kate is an IB Consultant, workshop leader, IB school accreditation team leader and programme leader, executive coach and author of educational resources including the INTHINKING…

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Leon Furze - AI and Writing in Education - Victoria 34:06

2+ y ago34:06

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In this episode, I’m speaking with Leon Furze. Leon is an international consultant, author, and speaker with years of experience as an teacher in the UK and Australia. Leon is currently studying his PhD in the implications of Artificial Intelligence on writing instruction and education and as an English teacher is very well placed to advise how rec…

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Julie Stern - Conceptual Learning and Transfer - Washington D.C. 1:06:24

2+ y ago1:06:24

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In this episode I’m speaking with Julie Stern. Julie is a four-time, best selling author with titles that include: Learning that Transfers, Visible Learning for Social Studies, The On-Your-Feet Guide to Learning Transfer and Tools for Teaching Conceptual Understanding. She is an advocate for sustainability, equity and well being in education and ha…

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Ben Walker - Head of CAS and English / TOK Teacher - Hong Kong 43:29

2+ y ago43:29

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In this episode, I’m speaking to Ben Walker. Ben is an English and TOK teacher here in Hong Kong as well as the current CAS coordinator. Next year he will be taking up the Head of Secondary English role at his current school. We discuss: 1. The best book he’s ever read, taught or been taught 2. The advantages and disadvantages of running the 5 year…

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Cathryn Berger Kaye - Service Learning in Schools - LA 40:58

2+ y ago40:58

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In this episode I’m talking with Cathryn Berger Kaye. Cathy is president of CBK Associates, ABCD Books and travels globally to provide professional development on the likes of service learning, 21st century competencies and environmental sustainability. She is the author of 'The Complete Guide to Service Learning', 'Going Blue' and 'Make a Splash!'…

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Benita Chick - Sustainable Development Goals and Schools 24:11

2+ y ago24:11

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In this episode, I’m talking to Benita Chick. Benita is the CEO and Founder of Encompass, a social enterprise in Hong Kong, which supports different social causes and NGOs financially as well as advocating for how Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can be better implemented in businesses and schools. Benita is also a Board Member at KELY Support …

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Nadia Abdallah - Interdisciplinary Units - Amman 35:47

2+ y ago35:47

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In this episode I’m speaking with Nadia Abdallah. Nadia is a former Head of Department for English, Director of Teaching and Learning and MYP Principal in Jordan. She has also worked as a workshop leader for the IB and is currently Chief Education and Development Officer for Junior Achievement Worldwide, a nonprofit organisation providing hands on …

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Eoin MacCarthaigh - Head of Department - Bangkok 58:43

2+ y ago58:43

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In this episode I’m talking to Eoin MacCarthaigh. Eoin is a Head of Department in Bangkok, teaching the IGCSE and IBDP. He is an active participant on Twitter and can be relied upon to ignite, continue and support conversation for international teachers. We discuss: - The best text he’s ever read, taught or been taught - A quick introduction to his…

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Amber Rhinehart - MYP Coordinator - Accra 54:07

3y ago54:07

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In this episode I am talking to Amber Rhinehart. Amber is an MYP Coordinator in an international school in Accra, an MYP Workshop Leader, an IB Site Visitor, MYP Personal Project Examiner and teaches Language and Literature as well as individuals and Societies. I was really keen to speak to someone as experienced and knowledgable as Amber owing to …

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Tanay Naik - Secondary School Deputy Principal - Hanoi 37:40

3y ago37:40

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In this episode I’m talking with Tanay Naik. Tanay is Secondary School Deputy Principal for Teaching and Learning at United Nations International School of Hanoi. He has recently co-authored an article in The International Educator and is a contributor and advocate for the Association of International Educators and Leaders of Color. In the show we …

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Dr Daniel Rosen - Head of Secondary - Düsseldorf 48:27

3y ago48:27

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In this episode, I’m talking with Dr Daniel Rosen. Dan is currently Head of Secondary at St George's Düsseldorf. He also writes a brilliant blog entitled Musings of a Dr and more recently hosted the International version of TeachMeet Icons. Over the course of the conversation, we discuss: A quick introduction to Dan’s career in teaching How recruit…

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Dr Rick Smith - Counsellor and Education Consultant - Hong Kong 48:53

3y ago48:53

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In the episode I’m talking with Dr Rick Smith. Rick is a former teacher and now provides individual counselling for students working with stress and anxiety. He specialises in ADHD and attention-related disorders and has helped a great many students from his practice in Hong Kong and beyond. The conversation with Rick came about due to watching him…

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Trevor MacKenzie - Inquiry-Based Learning 56:40

3y ago56:40

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This is the latest in a series of podcasts where I focus on a particular part of English instruction or English related matters in detail. In this episode I’m talking with Trevor MacKenzie. Trevor is a world-renowned speaker and author and is best known for his work with inquiry based teaching approaches. As an IB educator, inquiry is a word, strat…

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Rosie Georgiou - KS5 Lead and English Teacher - London 51:33

3y ago51:33

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In this episode I’m speaking with Rosie Georgiou. Rosie is an English teacher, KS5 Lead and PhD student living in London. She first came to my attention during the most recent TeachMeetEnglishIcons event, in which she discussed the process and benefits of creative writing in English. During our conversation we discuss: The best text Rosie’s ever re…

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Natalie Obiko Pearson - Journalist - Vancouver 37:11

3+ y ago37:11

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In this episode I’m talking to Natalie Obiko Pearson. Natalie is a journalist and bureau chief at Bloomberg Vancouver. Natalie’s work came to the attention of lots of International educators this year after writing an article entitled: Elite International Schools Have a Racism Problem. This provoked a lot of discussion online as well as amongst my …