Tales of Grit

A conversation with the wonderful Frank Turner.

Veteran teacher and teacher-trainer Ann Daniels talks about striving to perfect technique, and how to carry on even knowing that it is an impossible quest.

Early years expert Khera Potts talks about twitter, walking the tightrope, and conversational technique.

Discussing the utility of authenticity and how to implement change for yourself and others.

Psychology lecture, Dr. Keenan talks about the basics needs of humans, the boundaries between personal and private, and his own battles along the way.

Psychologist Dr Jennifer Cafferky distinguishes present and future gains, and talks about how to talk to yourself.

American History lecture Dr Megan Hunt explores what it means to be a woman in academia. Dr Hunt speaks about respectful avenues of self-education and dealing with injustice both now and historically.

This long-form conversation with American History lecture Dr Megan Hunt explores what it means to be a woman in academia. Megan speaks about respectful avenues of self-education and dealing with injustice both now and historically.

Jonny has been teaching for three years and loves bringing a sense of positivity to the classroom. We talk about the different ways you can deal with big personalities and the value of a good mug of tea.

Sinéad is a Modern Languages NQT in Manchester and talks about the help we get from more experienced places and how we deal with being observed. We talk about how the spotlight of attention fuels whatever behavior it's shinned on and at the end I mention my favorite success story in music.