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Brighter Thinking Pod

Welcome to the Brighter Thinking Pod from the International Education group of Cambridge University Press & Assessment. We provide a place where international education enthusiasts from all backgrounds can come together to discuss the challenges faced by teachers in a modern classroom and discover new teaching ideas. Our panels consist of teachers, authors, key subject figures and more. If you"d like to get involved, follow us on Twitter or Instagram @CambridgeInt and send in your show

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Ep 18: Homework

Brighter Thinking Pod ·

2021/04/08

How much homework should we expect children to do? What makes impactful homework? What is the link between homework and stress? Should we still expect children to do homework? All this and more in episode 18! Our host this week is Senior Marketing Executive, Tamsin Hart. Her guests are Cathy Vatterott, Professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis and Author of Rethinking Homework. And Michael Chiles, Geography Teacher, Examiner and School Leader, as well as author of several assessment and

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Ep 17: Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

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2021/04/01

When teaching subject content in English, should subject teachers also teach the English language? Join us as we explore this question and dive into the world of content and language integrated learning (CLIL) Join our host, Commissioning Editor, Biljana Savikj, in our virtual studio with two new guests. Dee Rutgers, is a Researcher at the Faculty of Education, Cambridge, specialising in multilingual education and CLIL. Ali Talbot, is Head of English as an Additional Language (EAL) at an

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Ep 16: Primary Special – Encouraging Imagination and...

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2021/03/24

In this episode, we discuss a variety of teaching techniques that help to “bring the curriculum to life” and how encouraging imagination and engagement from children can support the development of key skills. We talk about different ways technology can be used in the classroom as well as how reading, writing and speaking skills interrelate. Join our host Emma McCrea in our virtual studio with two new guests. Gill Budgell, a consultant publisher, researcher and author of Cambridge Primary English,

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Ep 15: 21st Century Skills

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2021/03/18

Episode 15 is all about 21st century skills. Join us as we discuss this much-talked about education term, paying particular focus to Cambridge Global Perspectives: a course that is all about skills building. Hosted by our very own Janey Webb, Commissioning Editor for Global Perspectives, she is joined by two new voices on the pod. Adrian Ravenscroft is an Independent Education Consultant and Tom Holman is an Assessment Specialist. Show notes: Cambridge Global Perspectives curriculum information

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Ep 14: Engaging Parents in Education part 2

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2021/03/11

This week we’re continuing our discussion on engaging parents and carers in education, focusing on engagement opportunities and celebrating each child’s achievements. Join our brilliant host, Product Marketing Manager Emma McCrea, as we welcome back Richard Morgan, Assistant Head at The Perse School in Cambridge, and Beth Borrett, a parent of three children at different stages in their education. We also warmly welcome Susan Holmes, Head Teacher at the Nehru World School in India. Show notes “Mens

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Ep 13: Engaging Parents in Education part 1

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2021/03/04

This week we’re discussing the impact of parents and carers engaging in education, exploring both the positive outcomes and the potential challenges. Join our brilliant host, Product Marketing Manager Emma McCrea, along with two new guests. Richard Morgan, Assistant Head at The Perse School in Cambridge, and Beth Borrett, a parent of three children at different stages in their education. Show notes The Perse School Richard Morgan – LinkedIn

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Ep 12: Assessment for learning

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2021/02/26

Welcome back! In this episode, we discuss a topic that gets a lot of attention – assessment for learning. After a short intro of what it is and why it is important, we dive into top tips, examples and advice to help both new and experienced teachers. Our host this week is Tamsin Hart. She is joined by some new and familiar faces/voices. Returning from series 1, we have Mark Winterbottom. Mark is a Senior Lecturer in Science Education at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. He is

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Ep 11: Student Wellbeing

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2021/02/26

Welcome to series 2 of the Brighter Thinking Pod! In this episode, we’re looking into student wellbeing and mental health. Join our host Georgia Robinson in our virtual studio with two new guests. Ros McLellan is a Lecturer in Teacher Education and Development / Pedagogical Innovation at the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Education. Tamsin Ford is Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge. Show notes DFE social wellbeing report in 2019 The children’s

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Bonus ep: Teaching during school closures

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2020/06/23

As teaching and learning from home continues, we talk to six teachers from our online research community, the Cambridge Panel, about their experiences of school closures and their advice to the teaching community. Our guests in this episode are Babu Bodapati, Elizabeth Baladhay, Mark Beales, Michael Baldwin, Steve Morling and Tom Healy. Our host is Silvia Pirola.

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Ep 10: Engaging English

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2019/08/29

The final episode in series one is now available. We welcome educators and authors Elizabeth Whittome and Christopher Radmann into the studio to answer your Engaging English questions. From how to encourage modern students to connect with the works of Jane Austen, to tackling the deficit in grammar and language skills in the classroom, Chris, Elizabeth and your host for the week Tamsin Hart, take you on a journey through secondary English. Show notes Crazy Rich Asians - Kevin Kwan Mansfield

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Ep 9: Preparing Projects

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2019/08/22

We sit down with author and assistant head Simon Armitage, as well as E-learning manager Hannah Mathais, to discuss projects in the classroom. From independent research to 'genius hour', introduce a new, creative twist to your school this term! Hosted by Jane Sly Show notes Hannah Mathias Simon Armitage Eric J. Pollock Approaches to Learning and Teaching Geography: A Toolkit for International Teachers, Cambridge University Press, ISBN: 9781316640623 BluTick BETT

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Ep 8: Inspiring Lessons

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2019/08/15

This week we sit down with Dr Fiona Maine, Tony Cotton and Dave Neale to bring you advice and inspiration for your lessons. Start the new school year full of ideas to engage your students, whilst still meeting curriculum objectives! Fiona Maine Tony Cotton Dave Neale Host: Lucy Mills PEDAL: Centre for Research on Play in Education, Development & Learning DIALLS: Dialogue and Argumentation for cultural Literacy Learning in Schools The 1001 Critical Days UKLA Book Awards The CILIP Carnegie &

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Ep 7: Reading with The International Literacy Centre...

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2019/08/08

Part two of our reading special is now available. Sue and Glen are back in the studio discussing book illustrations and reading cultures in schools. We also welcome back Dr Fiona Maine from the Faculty of Education at the University of Cambridge, as she provides inspiration for engaging children in reading for pleasure. Show notes: World Book Day Teresa Cremin @TeresaCremin Carnegie Medal Kevin Crossley-Holland Northern Lights – Philip Pullman Charlotte’s Web

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Ep 6: Reading with The International Literacy Centre...

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2019/08/01

Part one of our primary reading special is now available! In this episode, we discuss how to bring guided reading into your classroom and develop reading cultures in your school. Featuring Sue Bodman and Glen Franklin of the UCL Institute of Education Hosted by our very own Global UX Design Manager, Cai Reaich. Show notes The Story of Catriona and the Grasshopper, Bryan and Pym, Roland Guiness, Roland Pym Charlotte’s Web, E.B White and Garth Williams Janet and John, Mabel O’Donnell

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Ep 5: The Future of Education

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2019/07/25

This week we're discussing all things future of education, and how you can provide your students with skills for life. Joined by Michael McQueen, author of Teaching for Tomorrow, and Roxanna Herescu from the English Language Training (ELT) research team, we take a look at future megatrends, disruption-proof professions, and the Cambridge Framework for Life Competencies. Hosted by our fantastic Product Marketing Manager, Emma McCrea! Show Notes Cambridge Framework for Life Competencies Michael

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Ep 4: Maximising Mathematics

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2019/07/18

This week we're talking all things mathematics in the very first of our subject specials! We're joined by Ems Lord, Director of Nrich Maths as well as author and educator Tony Cotton. Hosted by Jane Sly, we take a closer look at maths in the modern, international classroom and discuss topics including project-based learning and common multiplication mistakes.

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Ep 3: A Closer Look at Differentiation

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2019/07/11

Join us as our host Commissioning Editor James Frith sits down with author and teacher trainer, Mike Gershon, and Senior Commissioning Editor Becky Lovell, to discuss all things differentiation. Filled with classroom hints, learning tips and lesson ideas, listen today for new teaching inspiration! How to use Differentiation in the Classroom, The Complete Guide – Mike Gershon Mike Gershon – TES Institute How to Teach EAL Students in the Classroom: The Complete Guide – Mike Gershon World

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Ep 2: English as a Second Language in the Classroom

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2019/07/04

Join us as we sit down with Annie Altamirano, Margaret Cooze, Linda Fisher and our host Andrew Campbell as we discuss all things English as a Second Language. With classroom advice, lesson inspiration and tips for ESL teachers around the world, you won't want to miss out. Show notes: Linda Fisher Twitter Annie Altamirano Twitter CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference) - Multilingualism: Empowering Individuals, Transforming Societies Michael Evans 'Language terms' Annie

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Ep 1: Active Learning

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2019/06/27

In episode one of The Brighter Thinking Pod, we take a closer look at active learning with tips, classroom advice and teaching inspiration. With Senior Lecturer in Education from the University of Cambridge, Dr Mark Winterbottom, and Head of Teaching and Learning from Cambridge Assessment International Education, Paul Ellis. Hosted by Lucy Mills. Show notes: Blooms Taxonomy Mark Beales’ website Lonely Planet Faculty of education, The University of Cambridge: Mark Winterbottom LinkedIn Paul Ellis

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