This EPisode is supercharged with practical ideas to support all macro skills - reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

Jimmy and Michael discuss motivation, encouragement, and dealing with trauma.

We discuss the latest research around educator perspectives on the impact of COVID-19 on teaching and learning.

In this EPisode, Jimmy chats with Richard Short, Storyteller-in-Chief, from The Story Factory.

How to adapt your teaching practice and maximise a range of online tools while teaching remotely.

Paula Prouse shares wisdom on how to plan and manage remote teaching efficiently and explores the positive elements of teaching during isolation..

We discusses strategies such as goal setting and pre-contracting to set expectations so communication can be effective and inclusive.

Erini shares her wisdom after transitioning from the classroom to working remotely three years ago.

7 weeks of school closure. Insights from a Western Academy of Beijing teacher.

We share our wisdom and top tips for keeping students engaged in a remote learning environment.

In this EPisode James Bowens talks to Mary O'Bryon, assistant principal of Korea International School in Jeju South Korea. As Covid-19 causes more and more organisations and institutions to close their doors, Mary provides detailed insight into how her staff, community and local officials are dealing with the situation in order to minimise disruption to teaching and learning.

We explore some practical ideas to help with differentiation in the languages classroom.

In this EPisode, Jimmy chats with Sandra Jenkins, a passionate and highly successful educator who champions e-learning, assessment for learning, and habits of mind. They discuss the importance of teachers' support, empowerment and positive leadership in...

The importance of story and humanising technology for lifelong learning.

In this episode, Jimmy Bowens converses with Dr. Jennifer Williams, a professor of education at St. Leo University in Florida and author of Teach Boldly Using Edtech for Social Good.

The power of collaboration: how a group of teachers from around the world can work together to make such a difference.

This candid, humorous, and inspiring chat is jam-packed with ideas on how to incorporate technologies into your classroom, collaborate with other educators, and become globally connected.

How wellbeing can be the secret to our teacher success.

Practical tips for incorporating intercultural communicative competence into the languages classroom

Use it like you own it - how knowing the 'why' of education technology is a priority.

We explore tips and latest research around feedback and provide practical implications for the classroom teacher.