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For teachers, school leaders and anyone interested in our education system's future – Teach First are bringing together experts from across the sector to explore its most pressing issues and emerging ideas.
We're no longer producing Future Terms podcast content, but you can find out more about the project at: teachfirst.co.uk/future-terms
We're no longer producing Future Terms podcast content, but you can find out more about the project at: teachfirst.co.uk/future-terms
Update frequency:
every 49 days
Average audio length:
60 minutes
English
United Kingdom
22 episodes
since June 4, 2020
episodic
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School leaders face hard decisions every day – with the last few years on another scale altogether. From responding to the demands caused by a global pandemic, to budgeting for skyrocketing energy bills – the impact of decision making in schools can leave leaders feeling overwhelmed. And for school…
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In the wake of the pandemic and its disruption to education, the connection between learning and the social, emotional and physical development of children has been clearly highlighted. We need to consider how our education system can support the development and wellbeing of all children and young …
Hands up if you work in a school and want better work-life balance? While flexible or remote working has become the norm for many professionals since COVID-19, it's rarer to see the same opportunities available for school staff.
In this Future Terms panel, we explored how the education sector coul…
All children should be able to relate to – and feel inspired by – the adults around them. School staff provide some of our earliest adult role models. Yet to give one example, almost half of schools in England still don’t have any ethnic minority teachers.
The issue of diversity in our country’s c…
Work experience is a rite of passage for all teenagers, but is it adapting in sync with the modern world of work? In this Future Terms event, join experts from education and business as they examine whether young people are being effectively prepared for the job prospects that await them.
Is there…
Can a price ever be put on making our education system work for every child? The government has announced its ambitions around 'levelling up'. But what will it mean for schools and educators, and should we be pushing them to re-imagine what pupil premium could look like?
As well as dissecting how …
No school has perfect behaviour all the time. But what makes some secondary schools stand out when it comes to pupil behaviour? Is 'no excuses' the answer or is restorative justice the best approach? And most importantly, what affects schools in disadvantaged communities when it comes to tackling b…
In classrooms across the country, countless young people are silently struggling with their mental health. And, as a result of the greatest educational upheaval since the Second World War, evidence is indicating that the pandemic has only made this worse.
What role can schools play to support youn…
Over the last year, school staff and students have rapidly reacted to an ever-changing and uncertain picture. If the experience has taught us anything, it's that a school is much more than just a building.
This panel will explore how schools can create a culture that supports learning and the well…
This September’s shake-up of the support given to newly-qualified (early career) teachers will mean big things for schools and trainees alike.
With the induction period being extended from one year to two, in-school mentors will have more responsibilities than ever. Yet, after a year in which the …
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