Oxford Education Podcast
A podcast by Oxford University Press
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36 Episodes
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36. Reading for Pleasure with James Clements, Dr Sarah McGeown and Lindsay Pickton
Published: 11/30/2023 -
35. Fight For Rights: Enrich Your KS3 History Curriculum
Published: 10/16/2023 -
34. Migration: Enrich your KS3 History curriculum
Published: 10/11/2023 -
33. Ofsted-proof your curriculum: coherence & mastery in the KS3 classroom
Published: 3/23/2023 -
32. Vocabulary and oracy strategies for the KS3 classroom
Published: 3/9/2023 -
31. African Kingdoms: Enrich your KS3 History curriculum
Published: 3/7/2023 -
30. British Empire: Enrich your KS3 History curriculum
Published: 2/1/2023 -
29: Engaging Every Learner: Identity and the Science Classroom
Published: 11/25/2022 -
28: Supporting teachers in Wales with reading
Published: 11/18/2022 -
27. Disciplinary literacy in the classroom with Kathrine Mortimore
Published: 1/13/2022 -
26. Motivating yourself and your students with Action Jackson
Published: 12/3/2021 -
25: Talking about race, racism and empowerment with Laura Henry-Allain MBE
Published: 11/18/2021 -
24: Diversifying the curriculum with Daniel Fenwick
Published: 11/4/2021 -
23. Diversity in children’s books with Darren Chetty
Published: 10/21/2021 -
22. Incorporating Social Justice into the Curriculum with Penny Rabiger
Published: 10/7/2021 -
21. Metacognition: strategies inside and outside of the classroom with Nathan Burns
Published: 9/30/2021 -
20. Numicon Big Ideas: supporting secondary transition in maths
Published: 9/16/2021 -
19. Curriculum review and implementation with Kat Howard
Published: 9/10/2021 -
18. Essential Letters and Sounds: getting all children to read well, quickly
Published: 8/16/2021 -
17. Metacognition: bridging the gap between research and the classroom with Lauren Stephenson
Published: 7/14/2021
This podcast brings together educational experts to discuss key issues in primary and secondary education. Enjoy fascinating insights and get practical tips to apply to your teaching. Brought to you by the Schools Team at Oxford University Press.