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Thinking Deeply about Primary Education

Welcome to Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, the podcast that gives you a peek inside the minds of some truly inspirational primary teachers. Whether you"re new to the profession or a school leader with tons of experience this podcast is a must listen. For references, links and extended cut video episodes head over to www.thinkingdeeply.info

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00:51:19

Transforming Reading and Mathematics: Powerful...

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/12/21

Episode 208: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, we revisit some of the most impactful questions from our four most-listened episodes. From the essentials of teaching multiplication tables to the intricacies of supporting struggling readers, these conversations have shaped the way teachers approach their craft.Whether you’re new to the podcast or returning to hear these transformative ideas through a fresh lens, this episode will provide invaluable takeaways for your teaching

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00:56:11

Promise or Peril: Can AI shape the future of education?

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2024/12/14

Episode 207: In this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Dominic Bristow and Hannah Gillott to discuss the potential for meaningful use of AI in education. Together, we examine its promises, pitfalls, and practical applications for classroom settings.We explore: Whether AI has the power to genuinely improve teacher practice. How schools and teachers can avoid falling for costly gimmicks and repackaged tools. Key flags to watch out for when investing in AI

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00:54:45

Exploring Explicit Teaching with Zach Groshell

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2024/12/07

Episode 206: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Chris Such and Zach Groshell, teacher, researcher, and advocate for evidence-based teaching. Together, we delve into explicit and direct instruction its foundations, its misconceptions, and its future in education.In this episode, we discuss: Zach’s journey into explicit teaching and how his perspective has evolved. How to address criticisms that explicit teaching stifles creativity and autonomy. The

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00:42:52

What's in Store at TDaPE London?

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2024/11/30

Episode 205: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, Elliot Morgan and I dive into what’s in store at the upcoming TDaPE London Conference on Saturday, 18th January 2025.We explore the talks, themes, and workshops that will bring together educators passionate about primary education, with practical insights to enhance teaching and learning. From mathematics to professional development, the conference promises a day packed with inspiration and actionable ideas. 💡 Join us in person for

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00:45:35

Building Confidence in Primary Mathematics with Amy How

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2024/11/23

Episode 204: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Amy How to explore primary mathematics and how teachers can build their confidence in delivering impactful lessons. We discuss the essential areas of mathematics that help pupils develop a deep understanding, and Amy shares insights into how the Rekenrek can be used as a powerful tool to support mathematical thinking.In this episode, we cover: Why mathematics education is critical for pupils' long-term success. Key

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00:37:59

Lesson Design – Insights from Cognitive Science and...

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2024/11/16

Episode 203: In this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by teacher Jake Cowling to delve into the intricacies of lesson design. Drawing on cognitive science and principles of explicit and direct instruction, we discuss how intentional lesson planning can transform teaching and learning.We explore: What lesson design really means and its role in effective teaching. The foundational concepts teachers need to grasp to approach lesson design meaningfully. The challenges

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01:00:52

Powerful RE with Adam Smith

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2024/11/09

In this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, we’re joined by primary teacher and leader, Adam Smith for a thought-provoking talk on Powerful Religious EducationSet in the context of broader discussions of curriculum, Adam shares his thoughts on the place, purpose and power of religious education, as well as the thinking de does as part of his approach to the planning and teaching of RE lessons. Whether you’re passionate about teaching RE or looking for ways to deepen your pupils’

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00:39:57

Language and Learning – Supporting EAL Pupils in...

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2024/11/02

Episode 201: In this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, we explore how to support pupils who use English as an additional language (EAL) specifically in mathematics. For EAL learners, mathematics presents unique challenges—from understanding language-heavy instructions to grasping abstract concepts. With thoughtful strategies, teachers can help these pupils thrive.We discuss: The specific challenges EAL pupils face in maths lessons and their impact on learning. Techniques for

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00:59:17

Time to Look – A Primary Art Field Guide

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2024/10/26

In this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I'm joined by Naomi Pilling as we dive into the world of primary art education. Art is more than a subject—it's a critical tool for self-expression and creativity. Join us as we explore how to bring this vital subject to life in the classroom, whether you're an art enthusiast or just beginning to feel your way through paint and paper.We discuss: Why art is essential in a child’s learning journey. Key principles that guide impactful art

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02:03:31

The questions that keep me thinking

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2024/10/19

TDaPE Conference, London: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-thinking-deeply-about-primary-education-conference-tickets-1033614898987?aff=oddtdtcreator Episode 199: In this special episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I take a look back at the last 100 or so episodes, revisiting some of the most thought-provoking questions from my interviews with some truly inspirational teachers. From insights on leadership and curriculum to reflections on early mathematics, artificial intelligence

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00:48:49

Strategies for Success in Leadership

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2024/10/12

Episode 198: Leadership and School Culture – with John O’NeillIn this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, Stuart Welsh is joined by John O’Neill, Rector of The High School of Glasgow. With nearly a decade of leadership experience at the school, John shares invaluable insights into building a positive school culture, managing change, and fostering professional growth among staff. They discuss: What inspired John to pursue leadership and how he stays passionate about his role. His

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01:05:58

Primary Reading Simplified with Christopher Such

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2024/10/05

Episode 197: Primary Reading Simplified – with Christopher SuchIn this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Christopher Such, author of The Art and Science of Teaching Primary Reading and soon Primary Reading Simplified, as we dive into simplifying the complexities of teaching reading. Christopher shares insights from his upcoming book and reflects on the evolving approaches to reading instruction in schools. We discuss: Why Christopher chose to write another book on

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01:00:37

Sequencing the Primary Curriculum

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2024/09/28

Episode 196: In this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Emma Lennard and Seamus Gibbons, authors of Sequencing the Primary Curriculum. Together, we explore how effective curriculum sequencing can make a profound difference in student learning and teacher practice.We discuss: What inspired Emma and Seamus to write Sequencing the Primary Curriculum and how their own experiences as educators shaped the book. The biggest challenges in creating a well-sequenced primary

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00:54:18

Small Numbers, Big Ideas

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2024/09/21

Episode 195: In this episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I sit down with early mathematics specialist, Jo Austen, to explore the significance of early mathematics in shaping a child’s cognitive development and future learning. Jo shares his journey into early mathematics and delves into the key principles that he believes should underpin the teaching of foundational mathematics concepts.We discuss: The inspiration behind Jo’s focus on early maths and its impact on children’s

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00:56:06

Flourishing as a new or beginning teacher

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2024/09/14

Episode 194: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m honoured to be joined by Dr. Geraldine Magennis for an exploration of the ways we can support new and beginning teachers in their professional development. We discuss: What are the main challenges and opportunities for new and beginning teachers in their CPD journey? How can new and beginning teachers access high-quality CPD that meets their needs and interests? What are some effective strategies and tools for new and

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00:46:41

Ofsted Overhaul: Changes, Challenges, and Complexities

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2024/09/07

Episode 193: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Adam Smith and Elliot Morgan as we discuss the proposed changes to Ofsted (announced at the beginning of the week) and what this might mean for teachers and leaders in schools across the country. We explore: Which proposed change most appeals to you? Which proposed changes could have the biggest impact on the working lives of teachers? Are there any unforeseen consequences hiding among the proposed

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00:57:00

Effective School Leadership with Lloyd Williams Jones

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2024/08/31

Episode 192: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Lloyd Williams Jones as we discuss effective school leadership over the short, medium and long term. We explore: When taking on a leadership role, what should be the priority for your first 100 days in post? Namely, how should we approach our new responsibilities to give us the best chance of success? You’ve been in the role for a number of years and made significant gains early on. How do you ensure the school is

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00:41:03

Purposeful Coaching with Matt Stone (Part Two)

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2024/08/24

Episode 191: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Matt Stone for the second of two episodes where we explore the purpose of coaching and how we can get the most from this powerful approach to teacher professional development.We explore: How do we (as coaches) build professional vision? What advice do you have for anyone who is keen to become a coach but doesn’t know where to begin or is perhaps feeling a touch of imposter syndrome? And much, much more. Whether

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00:39:20

Purposeful Coaching with Matt Stone (Part One)

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/08/17

Episode 190: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Matt Stone for the first of two episodes where we explore the purpose of coaching and how we can get the most from this powerful approach to teacher professional development.We explore: What are your guiding principles for coaching? Some research suggests that teachers tend to describe classroom events in naive and limited terms. Is there a way to overcome this? And much, much more. Whether you’re new to the

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01:15:10

The Phonics of Maths?

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2024/08/10

Episode 189: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I’m joined by Chris Such and Neil Almond as we explore ‘phonics of maths’ and what this might entail for teachers and leaders alike. We explore: What do we think is meant by 'phonics for maths'? Is this an apt analogy? Is it a productive one? What do you think phonics for maths should include? And in what year groups? Phonics famously had Letters & Sounds, followed by a process for validating different

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