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The Art of Teaching Podcast: Important conversations with the best minds in education and leadership.
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Ep 280: Loni Bergqvist: Meaningful Learning, The Sabbatical Diaries and the Parts of Ourselves We Leave Behind. (opens the original)
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What helps students feel that their learning matters? And what happens when an educator steps away from work to ask the same question of her own life? In this episode, I speak with Loni Bergqvist, an educator and school development consultant who has supported more than 50 schools to rethink how young people experience learning. We explore what high-quality project-based learning looks like, how teachers build the conditions for student agency and belonging, and why lasting change depends on wor
Ep: 279: Nicole Dyson: Is Productive Friction the Key to Better Learning? (opens the original)
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What if one of the most important things we give young people at school is the opportunity to struggle? My guest today, Nicole Dyson, believes classrooms should help young people build the confidence and agility to navigate uncertainty, challenge and change. This is the second time Nicole and I have spoken on The Art of Teaching, and I’m thrilled to welcome her back. Nicole is a multi-award-winning educator, entrepreneur and founder of Future Anything. Across two decades in education, she has wo
Ep 278: Alan Rogers: What is Kilter Leadership? (opens the original)
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Alan Rogers is Director of Education for a multi-academy trust serving nine schools across the West Midlands and the founder of Kilter Leadership. Having worked as a teacher, headteacher, executive headteacher and trust leader, Alan has extensive experience of leading school improvement, developing people and creating the conditions in which teams can perform successfully. Through Kilter Leadership, Alan explores how leadership can be made teachable at every level. His work brings together peopl
Ep 277: Janine Stratford: How do we empower educators to become exceptional leaders? (opens the original)
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Today, I’m joined by Janine Stratford, recipient of the 2024 Most Influential Educator Award.Janine’s work brings together evidence-informed practice, personalised coaching and a deep understanding of professional growth. Through her thoughtful approach, she has supported educators and leaders to strengthen their capabilities, navigate career development and achieve meaningful goals. Janine is committed to creating inclusive learning environments where people feel supported, challenged and equip
Ep 276: Anne-Laure Le Cunff.PhD: Tiny Experiments, Self-Complexity and a Life Beyond Work. (opens the original)
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What if the answer to feeling stuck was not a bigger goal, a clearer plan or greater certainty, but a tiny experiment? My guest today is Anne-Laure Le Cunff, a neuroscientist, researcher and the author of Tiny Experiments. Her work explores how curiosity and an experimental mindset help us navigate uncertainty, reconsider inherited definitions of success and make choices that feel more aligned with who we are. In this conversation, Anne-Laure shares how a serious health scare prompted her to ret
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