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The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast

The Centre for Education and Youth

Alix Robertson and Baz Ramaiah of The Centre for Education and Youth (along with their expert guests) explore developments in education and youth research and policy. There is a particular focus on how research can affect teachers, educational leaders and policy makers as well as others with a wider interest in improving outcomes for all of our young people. This is a UK based show.

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All Episodes

24:19

#015 – Ross McGill: Feedback, technology and teacher...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2018/01/25

In this episode Iesha talks to Ross McGill. Ross is an experienced educator, teacher and school leader, and founded Teacher Toolkit – the most influential blog on education in the UK. Iesha and Ross discuss teacher workload, the use of technology to reduce workload, and verbal feedback.

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27:14

#014 – Research round up: Child poverty, adopted...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2018/01/11

In this episode, Anna explores a selection of the research that’s been hitting our desks in recent weeks with Dr Sam Baars, Director of Research at LKMco. Sam and Anna discuss a new study which predicts a significant rise in child poverty over the next five years, what’s causing it, and what it means for the young people affected. They also unpick recent evidence that adopted children are particularly at risk of being excluded from school. Finally, they look at a range of research on Further

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40:32

#013- Iesha Small: Teacher retention and talent...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/12/14

Iesha and Anna discuss 'The Talent Challenge: The looming teacher retention crisis in England’s state schools and what to do about it.'

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46:31

#012 – Rob Webster: Teaching assistants and inclusive...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/11/23

Rob Webster is a researcher at the UCL Institute of Education, where he leads the Maximising the Impact of Teaching Assistants (MITA) initiative for the UCL Centre for Inclusive Education. Rob is also Co-Director of the SEN in Secondary Education (SENSE) study. In this episode, Rob talks to Iesha about the role of teaching assistants, how they can be used more effectively, the contribution they make to SEND provision and how they could help solve the teacher recruitment crisis. In this episode

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40:42

#011 – Sam Baars: white working class boys at uni

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/11/09

Dr Sam Baars is LKMco’s Director of Research. He talks to Iesha about his research exploring how higher education can become more accessible for white working class boys. In this episode Iesha and Sam discuss • Why Sam’s A-levels made him more politically engaged • How Sam’s doctorate in Social Change led to the work that he does now • Why research can help marginalised groups who otherwise might be ignored • How surprisingly hard it is to define what a white ‘working class’ boy is • Why feeling as

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46:26

#010 – Geoff Barton: Leadership, listening and learning

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/10/26

Geoff Barton is General Secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders. He talks to Iesha about leadership, literacy, books and radio.

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46:35

#009- Cat Scutt: Teachers, research and evidence...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/10/05

Catt Scutt, the Director of Education and Research at The Chartered College of teaching argues that even if research contradicts teachers' "common sense" or professional judgement, they still can't turn their back on it.

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37:39

#008 – Research round up: Social mobility. Age,...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/08/11

Social mobility at work and university. How well-known employers are trying to improve social mobility and why different generations have different perspectives about social mobility in the UK. Discussion between Iesha Small and Dr Sam Baars of LKMco.

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27:56

#007 – Prof. Geoff Whitty: Realities of...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/07/28

Discussing the increasing globalization of educational policy and how inequality can be tackled worldwide with Prof. Geoff Whitty and Iesha Small.

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36:01

#006 – Prof. Geoff Whitty: Realities of...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/07/14

Discussing evidence-based educational policy and how to Professor Geoff Whitty has used his career to take educational disadvantage.

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35:32

#005 – Ellie Mulcahy: Links between improving reading...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/06/30

What lessons can schools learn from Sound Training, a programme that improved reading ability in prisons?

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32:54

#004 – Research round up: Neuro media, The Matrix and...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/06/16

How would teachers need to be in a future world where knowledge was embedded instantly into our brains?

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36:48

#003 – Will Millard: Oracy. Learning well through talk

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/06/02

In this episode of the LKMco Youth and Education podcast, Iesha talks to colleague Will Millard. Will is an educational researcher and former English teacher. They discuss Will’s report Oracy: The state of speaking in our schools. They also explore how teachers can be more intentional in using talk effectively in the classroom to improve learning.

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29:22

#002 – Research Round Up: Social segregation and...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/05/19

In episode #002 Dr Sam Baars talks to George Duoblys. They ask do faith schools perpetuate social social segregation? Is focusing on white working class boys helpful? Do Ofsted’s gradings for nurseries really measure the right things? Key points Early years: Kids who go to ‘outstanding’ nurseries don’t necessarily do better than those who don’t when they get...

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38:27

#001 – Bart Shaw: Poor Pupil’s Progress at Secondary...

The CfEY Youth and Education Podcast ·

2017/04/30

In this episode of the LKMco Education and Youth Podcast, Iesha talks to colleague, Bart Shaw. Bart is a researcher, former teacher and civil servant who lives in Sheffield. They discuss his report poor pupil’s progress at secondary school.

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