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3 years назад40:10

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3 years назад32:23

32:23

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#057 – Alix Robertson and Dame Rachel De Souza: Youth Mental Health 30:12

3 years назад30:12

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3 years назад35:30

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This episode of The Youth and Education Podcast is the first in a special series, taking an in depth look at the topics explored in the new CfEY book 'Young People on the Margins'. CfEY Associate Alix Robertson listens in to a fireside chat between CfEY Chief Executive Loic Menzies and CEO of the Reach Foundation Ed Vainker, as they discuss their journeys through the education sector and how these experiences relate to themes from the book.…

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#038 Alix Robertson and Cressida Brown: Live Shakespeare for young people 23:57

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#37 – Kate Bowen-Viner: Periods, stigma and school 40:24

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40:24

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#036 – Loic Menzies: The First CfEY Podcast 28:16

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#035 – Research Roundup – youth volunteering, silent classrooms and the National Education Service 37:55

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#034 – “We need to stop talking about social mobility” – Festival of Education panel discussion 43:35

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#033 – Amanda Spielman – Ofsted. Implementing change. (New education inspection framework) 40:16

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31:15

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#031 – Research roundup: Studying abroad, teaching maths and girls engagement with science 38:22

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38:22

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#015 – Ross McGill: Feedback, technology and teacher workload 24:19

7 years назад24:19

24:19

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#014 – Research round up: Child poverty, adopted children and FE 27:14

7 years назад27:14

27:14

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#013- Iesha Small: Teacher retention and talent management 40:32

7 years назад40:32

40:32

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#012 – Rob Webster: Teaching assistants and inclusive education 46:31

7 years назад46:31

46:31

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 Iesha and Rob discuss: • SEN or SEND? • How Rob’s frontline work as a teaching assistant led to him conducting research into the role of TAs • How TAs might be the solution to the teacher workforce crisis • The central role that TAs play in SEND provision • Segregation and streaming of SEND pupils • ‘Ability’ vs. ‘prior attainment’ • Whether it’s right that SEND pupils spend more time with TAs than their peers • Why pupils don’t benefit from spending lots of unstructured time with TAs, but… • …how TAs have a consistently positive impact when they’re delivering targeted interventions • Given negative evidence, why schools have been happier to scrap TAs than scrap ability grouping • What schools can do to make better use of TAs • What we mean by ‘inclusion’ • Shed Seven…

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#011 – Sam Baars: white working class boys at uni 40:42

7 years назад40:42

40:42

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 if you belong is important for success at university • Why working class pupils are less likely to go to university than middle class pupils • Why many working class pupils don’t see the point in going to university • Why supporting aspirations to attend university ought to begin to in primary school Resources/people featured or mentioned • The Great British Class Survey (BBC) • The underrepresentation of white working boys class in higher education (LKMco/KCL) Show notes and links for this episode can be found here. Found the show useful? Leave a review on iTunes Music credits: ‘Oui’ by Simon Mathewson and ‘Jump for joy’ by Scott Holmes both from http://freemusicarchive.org Want to contact us? Iesha@cfey.org / @ieshasmall or sam@cfey.org / @sambaars…

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#010 – Geoff Barton: Leadership, listening and learning 46:26

7 years назад46:26

46:26

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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#009- Cat Scutt: Teachers, research and evidence informed practice 46:35

7 years назад46:35

46:35

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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#008 – Research round up: Social mobility. Age, university and employment 37:39

8 years назад37:39

37:39

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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#007 – Prof. Geoff Whitty: Realities of evidence-informed education policy (part 2) 27:56

8 years назад27:56

27:56

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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#006 – Prof. Geoff Whitty: Realities of evidence-informed education policy (part 1) 36:01

8 years назад36:01

36:01

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

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#005 – Ellie Mulcahy: Links between improving reading in schools and prisons. 35:32

8 years назад35:32

35:32

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

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#004 – Research round up: Neuro media, The Matrix and flow 32:54

8 years назад32:54

32:54

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

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#003 – Will Millard: Oracy. Learning well through talk 36:48

8 years назад36:48

36:48

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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#002 – Research Round Up: Social segregation and white Working Class boys 29:22

8 years назад29:22

29:22

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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#001 – Bart Shaw: Poor Pupil’s Progress at Secondary School 38:27

8 years назад38:27

38:27

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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#030 – Research round up: child in care reviews, faith schools and hard work 29:52

6 years назад29:52

29:52

In this episode, Abi explores a selection of recent and not-so-recent research that we’ve been reading in the last few weeks with Dr Sam Baars, Director of Research at LKMco. Sam and Abi look at a study from last year which looks at young people in care and their experiences of care review meetings. They...…

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#029 – Natalie Perera – School funding 58:25

6 years назад58:25

58:25

In this episode, Iesha speaks with Natalie Perera - Executive Director and Head of Research at Education Policy Institute about school funding and the implications of National Funding Formula for schools.

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#028 – Dr Sam Baars and Iesha Small: Research roundup 41:52

6 years назад41:52

41:52

In this episode, Sam and Iesha talk through three pieces of research that hold particular interest for them: Capturing the Voices of Children in the Education Health and Care Plans: Are We There Yet? (published April 2018) Olympia Palikara, Susana Castro, Carolina Gaona and Vasiliki Eirinaki (School of Education, University of Roehampton) Mental Health of...…

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#027 – Sam Baars & Iesha Small – school cultures and practices 35:31

6 years назад35:31

35:31

In this episode, Sam and Iesha talk through the findings of our recent report for the Department for Education which looked at school cultures and practices that support the attainment of disadvantaged pupils. We discuss what we mean by ‘school culture’, how we can measure it, and the elements of culture that seem to stand out in schools where disadvantaged pupils do particularly well.…

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#026 – Dr Sam Baars and Iesha Small: Conducting a Research Project (part 2) 27:00

7 years назад27:00

27:00

In this episode, Sam and Iesha continue their discussion about the early phases of conducting a research project. Their discussion focuses on research design, conducting a literature review and establishing research questions. They also talk about the ‘nuts and bolts’ of a research design, including choosing quantitative or qualitative methods and evaluate the benefits of both.…

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#025 – Dr Sam Baars and Iesha Small: Conducting a Research Project (part 1) 44:08

7 years назад44:08

44:08

In this episode Iesha starts a two-part discussion with Dr Sam Baars, LKMco’s Director of Research, about the way that we conduct research at LKMco. Iesha and Sam discuss the importance of research ethics and data security as the ‘foundations’ of good research, before running through the main elements of a research project – design, conduct, analyse, report. They then discuss research design in more detail, and how decisions about research questions, research tools, ethics and resources are all interrelated.…

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#024 – Eleanor Bernardes: Networking and professional relationships 40:37

7 years назад40:37

40:37

In this episode Iesha talks to our very own Eleanor Bernardes from LKMco. Iesha and Eleanor discuss how networking can be perceived; how Eleanor has developed a strategic approach to developing networks; the value networking has in building professional relationships and what tactics may help people build wider and more valuable networks.…

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#023- Bart Shaw: Mentoring 40:53

7 years назад40:53

40:53

In this episode Sam talks to LKMco’s Bart Shaw about his recent research on mentoring (Forging Futures Through Mentoring). Sam and Bart discuss the research findings; mentoring’s popularity; the positives and risks associated with mentoring and key recommendations for mentors, mentoring programmes, schools and policy-makers.…

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#022 – Emma Sheppard: MTPT Project 24:50

7 years назад24:50

24:50

In this episode Iesha talks to Emma Shepard from the Maternity Teacher/Paternity Teacher Project. Iesha and Emma discuss why Emma founded the project; how Emma felt shame as a working mother; men’s choices when they become parents; the impact of government policy on parents and why Emma thinks it is important to emphasise parents’ choice in regards to their careers. Iesha and Emma are also joined by a very special guest: Emma’s daughter Lucy.…

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#021 – Natasha Porter: Why should society care about prisoners? 22:18

7 years назад22:18

22:18

In this episode Iesha and Anna talk to Natasha Porter and Sarah Pearson from Unlocked Grads about why society should care about prisoners. Iesha, Natasha, Sarah and Anna discuss the Unlocked Grads scheme which trains top graduates as Prison Officers; Natasha’s career in education; her journey to setting up a charity; the lack of political will to improve conditions for prisoners and why Natasha believes business leaders should hire former prisoners.…

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#020 – Adrian Rogers, Lorraine Hughes and Sam Simkins: System Leadership 19:30

7 years назад19:30

19:30

In this episode Iesha talks to Adrian Rogers, Lorraine Hughes and Sam Simkins from Chiltern Learning Trust about system leadership. They discuss the differences between headteachers and CEOs, whether headship is a good preparation for being a CEO and how Multi-Academy Trusts can facilitate flexible working.…

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#019 – Kate Bowen-Viner: Youth Homelessness and Education 43:04

7 years назад43:04

43:04

In this episode Sam talks to Kate Bowen-Viner, our Associate at LKMco, about a report she recently co-authored on young homeless people’s experience of education. Sam and Kate discuss the extent of youth homelessness, the time Kate challenged Theresa May, the importance of the stories behind statistics and which young people are more likely to experience homelessness.…

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#018 – Charlotte Malton: Young adults and money management 41:40

7 years назад41:40

41:40

In this episode Iesha talks to Charlotte Malton, a Senior Research Executive at BritainThinks, about a report she recently co-authored for the Money Advice Service on young adults and money management. Iesha and Charlotte discuss how young people manage their money at different stages of their lives between 16 and 25, as well as trends in their knowledge, behaviours and attitudes, and some practical tips for managing money better.…

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#017 – Research round up: aspirations, policy narratives and exclusion interventions 30:01

7 years назад30:01

30:01

In this episode Anna and Sam explore a selection of the research that’s been hitting our desks in recent weeks. We discuss a major study of young people’s occupational aspirations using visual methods, a discourse analysis of the ways in which policymakers talk about students in higher education, and a systematic review of the effectiveness of different types of exclusion intervention.…

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#016 – Sam Simkins: Marketing for schools 21:18

7 years назад21:18