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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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00:44:48

1:1 reading, AI in schools, challenges ahead for the...

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/08/03

Episode 188: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I'm joined by Chris Such and Neil Almond for another round of answering unseen questions from listeners. Including...What is the best use of 1:1 reading time? What is the best research paper to use to kick-off a primary maths PLC? What advancements do you expect in the way schools/teachers will use AI next year? What are the biggest challenges facing the new Labour government/DfE? Whether you're new to the

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00:16:05

Thinking Deeply about Mathematics Education: A Live...

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/07/27

Episode 187: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I'm joined by Kerry Conlon, Dina Khader and Richard Brashier for a live panel and an exploration of...Can all pupils attain well in mathematics? Does 'greater depth exist' and, if so, what is it? What gives you hope for the future of mathematics education? Bringing together inspirational teachers, we answer each of these questions and much more. Whether you're new to the profession or an experienced senior

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00:43:03

Transforming Teaching: Essential Strategies for...

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/07/20

Episode 186: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, Curriculum and Professional Learning Lead, Anna Hackett, guides us through an exploration of the relationship between curriculum and professional development.We explore Anna's experience in developing and implementing curricula, discuss methods for incorporating teacher and student feedback, and delve into strategies for supporting teachers in curriculum delivery. This episode offers valuable insights for anyone involved in

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00:46:56

Changing your maths curriculum?

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/07/13

Episode 185: This week onThinking Deeply about Primary Education I'm joined by Stuart Welsh (@maths180) as we explore the process of choosing a new mathematics curriculum, when it is appropriate and what we should be thinking about throughout the process.As part of the chat we discuss... What is a curriculum? Is it ever it appropriate to change curricula? What should we look at when we assess the quality of curricula? ...and much, much more. If you enjoy this episode, please support us

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00:53:05

How to be present in your professional development

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/07/06

Episode 184: This week onThinking Deeply about Primary Education Adam Smith, Tom Oakley, Sebastian Donath and Chris Such join me for a truly fascinating exploration of how and why we should aim to take control of our own professional development. Previously only available via Ko-Fi, this episode was recorded in December 2022 as part of the 12-hour stream for Velindre Cancer Centre but it has aged like fine wine.As part of the chat we discuss... Why should we take control? How can we take

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00:52:34

Why is teaching handwriting so difficult and what can...

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/06/29

Episode 183: This week onThinking Deeply about Primary Education Neil Almond joins me for a fascinating exploration of (the teaching and learning of) handwriting. Based on his upcoming chapter in the researchED Guide to Primary Literacy, we delve into the research in this field and what this means for us in the classroom.As part of the chat we discuss... Is handwriting important? What was the most surprising thing you found in the research? Why do children (and adults) find handwriting so

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00:54:09

Lessons learned from a decade of executive leadership

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/06/22

Episode 182: This week onThinking Deeply about Primary Education I'm joined by CEO of the Aquinas Multi-Academy Trust, Kathy Griffiths, for a thorough exploration of effective leadership and her experience of over a decade in executive leadership. As part of the chat we discuss...What role does the CEO of a multi-academy trust perform and is it consistent across trusts? What do you enjoy most about your role? What are the greatest challenges? What are your guiding principles for

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01:13:39

The key to effective teacher professional development

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/06/15

Episode 181: This week onThinking Deeply about Primary Education I'm joined by Nick Pointer for a thorough exploration of effective teacher professional development. As part of the chat we discuss...Your work revolves around supporting school leaders to think hard about teacher professional development - have you seen a shift in the sector in how we approach CPD over the past few years? You prefer a “mechanisms first” approach to teacher professional development - what does this entail and

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00:24:48

How to solve a problem like....Fractions

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/06/08

Episode 180: This week onThinking Deeply about Primary Education I'm joined by Stuart Welsh for a truly fascinating exploration of fractions. As part of the chat we discuss...1. Why is knowledge of fractions so important? 2. ⁠Why is knowledge of fractions so difficult for children to acquire? 3. ⁠Where can things go wrong with fractions in the classroom? 4. What can we do, as teachers, to ensure children are exposed to the full story of fractions? ...and much, much more. If you enjoy this

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00:21:42

Bond, Don't Break: Developing a systematic approach...

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/06/01

Episode 179: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I (Kieran Mackle) explore the fascinating world of number bonds in the second, audio-lecture episode of the podcast. Featuring...Systematic structuring Explicit diagnostic tracking Practical advice for the classroom Evidence-informed decision making ...and much, much more. Let us know if you enjoyed this episode format in the comments, wherever you listen or watch. If you enjoy this episode, please support us by subscribing

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00:47:42

The Scaffolding Effect with Alex Fairlamb and Rachel...

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/05/25

Episode 178: This week onThinking Deeply about Primary Education I'm joined by Rachel Ball and Alex Fairlamb for a truly fascinating exploration of scaffolding in the classroom. As part of the chat we discuss...What is scaffolding/what is scaffolding not? What are some of the pitfalls that teachers can fall into when trying to implement scaffolding? How can we establish scaffolding as an effective part of our practice? ...and much, much more. If you enjoy this episode, please support us

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00:30:17

A Blueprint for Exceptional Maths Teaching

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/05/18

Episode 177: Join us for this enlightening episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education as we dive into the world of numbers and equations with Samantha Patterson, a primary mathematics expert from North East England. Samantha brings her extensive experience and passion for education to the table, discussing the pivotal role of high-quality mathematics education in shaping young minds. As part of the chat we discuss... The importance of a high-quality mathematics education Guiding

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00:45:06

'Using student data' with Richard Selfridge

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/05/11

Episode 176: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, the inimitable Richard Selfridge joins me for an exploration of the use of student data and how teachers can (and should) use student data in a ways that are cost-effective (currency = time) and impactful in the classroom. As part of the chat we discuss... The misuse of data (common errors/misconceptions) How data can (and should) be used How to balance time, effort and impact when establishing data use systems ...and much,

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00:48:57

"Following the Evidence" with Jon Kay

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/05/04

Episode 175: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, Jon Kay (Head of Evidence Synthesis and International at the Education Endowment Foundation) joins me for an exploration of evidence synthesis and the ways teachers can put evidence to work for them in the classroom. As part of the chat we discuss...How the EEF evaluates the quality of research How teachers can navigate the huge body of education research Common pitfalls to avoid when implementing an evidence-informed approach

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01:04:04

Spelling for Life with Lyn Stone

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/04/27

Episode 174: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I am honoured to be joined by linguist, author and and all-round inspirational educator, Lyn Stone and Chris Such for a sensational, action packed exploration of spelling. As part of the chat we discuss... The English writing system Morphology Spelling patterns ...and much, much more. Tickets for Lyn's workshop in Leicester: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spelling-for-life-workshop-tickets-880034235087 If you enjoy this

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01:09:13

Comprehend This! (Reading is not a skills based subject)

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/04/20

Episode 173: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, Neil Almond takes us through the fascinating world of reading comprehension in the first, audio-lecture episode of the podcast. Featuring...Research analysis A thorough exploration of the key elements of Scarborough's "Reading Rope" Practical advice for the classroom ...and much, much more. Let us know if you enjoyed this episode format in the comments, wherever you listen or watch. If you enjoy this episode,

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00:31:00

Working independently, subject knowledge professional...

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/04/13

Episode 172: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I'm joined by Shannen Doherty and Neil Almond for a round of unseen questions from listeners with huge connotations for our practice in the primary classroom. As part of the chat we discuss...Subject knowledge professional development - the how, the what, the WHEN!?!? NPQs and Masters - which, when and why? Helping pupils (in Year 3) work more independently in class ...and much, much more. If you enjoy this episode, please

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00:49:34

The key(s) to effective modelling

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/04/06

Episode 171: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I'm joined by Shannen Doherty and Jim Brassil (@brassil88) for an exploration of effective modelling in the primary classroom. As part of the chat we discuss...What modelling is (for the purposes of this episode) Shannen and Jim's guiding principles for effective modelling How to navigate the gradual release of responsibility from teacher to pupils How to assess the effectiveness of our modelling ...and much, much

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00:43:44

Establishing a belief in the potential of ALL pupils

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/03/30

Episode 170: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I'm joined by Lloyd Williams Jones for an exploration of how we can establish a belief in the academic potential of all pupils. As part of the chat we discuss...What a belief in the academic potential of all pupils means How we can create the conditions for all pupils to achieve well How we can approach getting pupils to believe in themselves ...and much, much more. If you enjoy this episode, please support us by

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00:39:16

Becoming a more responsive teacher

Thinking Deeply about Primary Education ·

2024/03/23

Episode 169: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I'm joined by Stuart Welsh for an exploration of responsive teaching, the principles, the strategies and what this might look like in the classroom. If you enjoy this episode, please support us by subscribing to our YouTube channel, leaving a review on Apple Podcasts, or making a donation via www.ko-fi.com/tdape. If you have any questions or comments, you can email us at thinkingdeeplyinfo@gmail.com or join our

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