Kate McAllister | The Human Hive: Building Communities of Purpose and Learning
Kate McAllister shares her journey from traditional teaching in the UK to creating The Human Hive in the Dominican Republic. We talk about learning through global projects, raising children outside the standard map, and what it means to discover that there are no dragons when you step off the expec…
22. Changemaking for Worldschooling Families + Self-Regulation Skills in Dominican Republic with Kate McAllister
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🎉 Kate McAllister shares her extraordinary journey from a traditional educator in the United Kingdom to the founder of a worldschooling education center, The Hive, in the Dominican Republic. She sold everything to travel with her daughter, only to find her new homes …
Kate McAllister | Nervous System Regulation: From Reaction to Response
Kate McAllister describes how nervous system regulation shifts behavior from reaction to response. The conversation maps how stress patterns shape daily life, from parenting and school to refugee camps and co-regulation through rhythm and presence. Breath, movement, and sensory grounding become pra…
The Buzz About the Human Hive w/ Kate McAllister
When I sat down with James Mannion to talk about the educational polycrisis back in July, his long-time colleague, friend, and collaborator Kate McAllister was right there by his side. After the recording, Kate & I spent a long time catching up about her work and its intersection with our own, and …
Nick Covington and Kate McAllister on Restoring Humanity to Education
Nick Covington and Kate McAllister on Restoring Humanity to Education
What does it mean to restore humanity to education?
In this rich and wide-ranging three-way conversation, James is joined by Kate McAllister – co-founder of The Human Hive and lead educator at The Hive in the Dominican Republic –…
SPECIAL TRIBUTE EPISODE: The Films, Characters & Talent of Catherine O'Hara with Teddy Biaselli
Screening Roomers, in honor of what would have been her 72nd Birthday... we celebrate the life and talent of one of our favorites in the TMSR - CATHERINE O'HARA! From Cookie Fleck... to Delia Deetz... to Kate McAllister... to Moira Rose... and beyond... join FM and his special guest - Netflix's VP …
Why Change in Education is So Hard (But it Doesn't Have to Be) - A Conversation with Dr James Mannion
This week, we're thinking about how change happens, or more often doesn't happen in formal education! What are the practical approaches that education leaders and policy-makers sometimes miss when they are initiating change management and innovation processes. This week we welcome back Dr James Man…
Learning to Learn - A Conversation with Dr. James Mannion
Dr. James Mannion is an education researcher and consultant who worked as a Science teacher for 12 years, and spent 8 years in school leadership roles. James has an MA in Person-Centred Education from the University of Sussex, and a PhD in Learning to Learn from the University of Cambridge. James’s…
The missing science of how we learn - and the “barefoot unschool” that’s already LIVING it
This might be the most important conversation we've had on this podcast.
There's a science of how human beings actually learn – and much of what happens in schools runs against the grain of it. In this episode, James is joined by affective neuroscience specialist Mike Goves and returning guest Kat…
A Pause And A Reminder
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In the meantime, I recommend some of my favorite early episodes:
- why mom's need a haven with Claudia Bellante (episode 7)
- self-regulation skills for kids with Kate McAllister (episode 22)
Be back soon.
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