'Knowledge Is Power' With Daisy Christodoulou and Clare Sealy
In Episode 21, we are joined by two great minds from education: Daisy Christodoulou and Clare Sealy. We talk about the value of knowledge, how cognitive science has helped us to understand how we learn and the implications for how technology could be used more effectively in schools. There is so mu…
#24 Clare Sealy - The ResearchED Guide to the Curriculum
The Greenshaw Learning Trust & Friends Book Club is a podcast in which teachers discuss the ideas and concepts in a leading education book with the author themselves. Join Rhiannon Rainbow (@Noni_Rainbow) and Dave Tushingham (@DaveTushingham) for a long form discussion about educational literature!…
Episode 45 - Aidan Severs
PLEASE FORGIVE MY MISTAKE SPELLING AIDAN'S NAME WRONG IN THE FINAL SEGMENT! Join us for an episode of Primary Education Voices where we learn more from another inspirational Primary colleague. Today we sit down with Aidan Severs who talks brilliantly about Parkinson's Law, Clare Sealy's 3D Curricul…
Episode 50 - Clare Sealy
Join us for an episode of Primary Education Voices where we learn more from another inspirational Primary colleague. Today we have a chin wag with Clare Sealy who gives some great insights into the science behind Reading, curriculum design and shares a great resource for outdoor play and learning.
Clare Sealy
Former headteacher and now Head of Education Improvement in Guernsey, Clare Sealy, joins us on the Tips for Teacher podcast to share her 5 tips:
1. Every teacher should make the teaching of literacy a high priority (03:02)
2. Be super clear about what you want children to learn (14:13)
3. Always…
(S5,E1) Leadership with Clare Sealy
Episode 88: This week I am delighted to introduce Season 5 of the podcast and another opportunity to take a peek inside the minds of some inspirational teachers. Across this season we’re going to explore teacher development, mental health, evidence informed practice, assessment and much more but fi…
The Commission Conversations - Clare Sealy
In this 'Commission Conversation' Geoff Barton, Chair of the Commission on the Future of Oracy Education in England, talks to Clare Sealy about why it's oracies, not oracy, which aspects of oracy students might need to be taught explicitly and why we should think carefully about assessing oracy.Cla…
What makes an excellent primary curriculum?
In this episode, David Marshall welcomes guests James Page and Dr Cindy Gause-Vega to discuss the question:
What makes an excellent primary curriculum?
James Page is Chief Executive of Haringey Education Partnership (HEP) which has 120 member schools and supports 35,000 school-age children.
Dr Cind…
“Talking Floats On A Sea Of Write”: Clare Sealy on Oracy and Literacy
Clare Sealy currently works as the Head of Education Improvement for the states of Guernsey. Prior to this, she was the Headteacher of St Matthias Primary School in Tower Hamlets for 22 years. In 2018, the Times Education Supplement named her as one of the 10 most influential people in the world of…
Avsnitt 73: Roundtable on Writing and Reading for Learning Natalie Wexler - Pamela Snow - Clare Sealy - Anna Eva Hallin - David Didau
Both Reading and Writing are biologically secondary knowledge. That means we need to apply explicit instruction for our students to learn effectively. Both Reading and Writing are also complex which means high cognitive load, especially in the initial learning process.
So to be successful in teac…
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