Changing Conversations

A month on from the live Word Education Summit event I had the opportunity to reflect on how it went with co-founder Anne-Marie. If you're wondering where and how to work your way through the epic resources that is WES, this is a must-listen.

Anne-Marie shares her highlights, some top tips for where to start as well as the 12 key thoughts that emerged for her:

1. AI is here but it can’t do everything (yet)
2. Fulfilled and flourishing leaders
3. Being intentional
4. Culture still matters
5. Belonging
6. The sweet spot
7. Take down the tick box
8. Learning still needs to go deeper
9. New language or old?
10. Voices matter
11. The importance of wisdom
12. Hope

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Marie-Claire co-authored Imperfect Leadership In Action with Steve Munby (episode 67) and is the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Waterton Academy Trust in West Yorkshire. In this epsiode we explore her relationship with imperfect leadership, what it means to have a healthy ego, nuance, values and even shape-shifting. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/changingconversation/message

In this episode, we reconnect with James Nottingham from Challenge Learning. James has recently published his 12th book, Teach Brilliantly we consider what's changed over the years and why this book and why now. We dig into the topic of engagement, what it means and what it looks like - how do we know learning is happening?

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The final episode of our World Education Summit mini-series, in which we've been highlighting some of this year's brilliant speakers. This week we revisit our conversation with Jim Knight on instructional coaching. The World Education Summit is 18-21 March 2024 - find out more at ⁠⁠worldedsummit.com⁠⁠.

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As part of our World Education Summit mini-series, we're highlighting some of this year's brilliant speakers. This week we revisit our conversation with Peter Dewitt on de-implemntation. The World Education Summit is 18-21 March 2024 - find out more at ⁠⁠worldedsummit.com⁠⁠.

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In this episode we chat with Bex Ewart who hosts Education Scotland's Pedagogy Podcast. We take the opportunity to explore Bex's current big thinking around the role of teacher - educator - adult. We hope it sparks something for you!

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As part of our World Education Summit mini-series, we're highlighting some of this year's brilliant speakers. This week we revisit our virtuous leadership conversation with Viviane Robinson. The World Education Summit is 18-21 March 2024 - find out more at ⁠worldedsummit.com⁠.

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This episode was recorded live with colleagues from across Scotland and beyond on Thursday 1st February 2024. Having chatted with both Michael and Santiago on different occasions we were keen to create an opportunity for their thinking to come together live, with you, our listeners. It was a fast hour and as always they left us with a sense of hope and possibility.

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As part of our World Education Summit mini-series, we're highlighting some of this year's brilliant speakers. First up, Michael Fullan. The World Education Summit is 18-21 March 2024 - find out more at ⁠worldedsummit.com⁠.

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In this episode, we are joined by Andy Griffith and Margaret Pollock. Andy is the co-author of Teaching Backwards, Engaging Learners and the Outstanding Teaching Intervention. Margaret is DHT at St Luke's High School in Barrhead. Andy's new book is called The Working Classroom and having spent some time with the team at St Luke's it was great to have the opportunity to explore the principles and ideas within the book along with Margaret's experience and reflections.

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