ÜBER DIESEN PODCAST 🔗

Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
semiweekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
49 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
11 Folgen
seit 22. Oktober 2025
episodic

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Kadra shares insights from the “Behaviour and Mental Health in Schools” report, highlighting the rise of zero-tolerance policies, the increase in exclusions, and the equity challenges faced by students from lower-income families, racialised backgrounds, and those with special educational needs. We …

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FRÜHERE EPISODEN

In the final episode of this series, we dive into the complex realities of education, social mobility, and the future of schooling in the UK. Our hosts reflect on their own childhood ambitions and experiences, then turn a critical eye to the systems that shape young people’s lives, asking whether a…
Diane Reay is Emeritus Professor of Education at the University of Cambridge, with particular interests in social justice issues in education and cultural analyses of social class, race and gender. She grew up in a working-class, coal-mining community before becoming an inner-city primary school te…
How creativity is understood, taught, and experienced at Michaela. Through classroom observations, interviews with educators, artists, and a former student, we ask: does Michaela’s focus on discipline and knowledge nurture creative thinking, or does it limit experimentation and self-expression? We …
Our bonus interview episodes continue, this time with Professor Stephen Ball. Professor Stephen J. Ball is one of the world’s leading scholars in the sociology of education and education policy. Currently based at University College London’s Institute of Education, he has shaped global debates on …
What happens when a school puts British values at its core? This episode unpacks Michaela Community School’s philosophy, its impact on students, and the controversies surrounding its approach to multiculturalism and inclusion. Join Martha, Jack and José Mario as they  reflect on whether this bold m…
Tom Bennett OBE is a British author and education expert, best known as the founder of researchED. A former inner-city teacher, he advises the UK government on school behaviour and authored influential books like Running the Room. In 2022, he was awarded an OBE for services to education. José Mario…
Detention for not having good enough eye contact with the teacher, sitting up straight all day, silence in the corridors, and no excuses. In this episode, we explore how Michaela cares for their students. We ask whether they are authoritarian or just in authority, and whether they are loving young …
In our first interview, host and researcher Jack speaks with teachers and podcasters Dylan and Hayden. Dylan Price and Hayden Stevens have spent years navigating the ups and downs of UK classrooms, teaching, learning, and doing their best to stay sane. Between them, they've tackled behaviour charts…
Young people face forwards all day. Every hand is up. During “turn to your partner” young people speak to the backs of each others heads. Is this what a love of learning looks like — or immaculate compliance? In this episode, we get under the skin of the "strictest classroom in Britain", and the r…
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