Graham Stanley's guest appearances

Graham Stanley

Teachers Talk Radio

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How much do you know about artifical intelligence? How much should you know? Does AI offer anything to you as a teacher? Are there any practical classroom uses for AI assistants? What about the future? Should I be worried? These and other questions are explored in the show, which features the first interview on Teachers Talk Radio with an actual AI. 

How much do you know about artifical intelligence? How much should you know? Does AI offer anything to you as a teacher? Are there any practical classroom uses for AI assistants? What about the future? Should I be worried? These and other questions are explored in the show, which features the first interview on Teachers Talk Radio with an actual AI.

Education & AI: The Morning Break with Graham Stanley

Graham was at the Educational World Forum in London recently and that made him think about educational change, at a system, national, local, school, and classroom level. After reflecting on this, Graham talks about Exploratory Action Research, which is a great way teachers can implement change in their own classrooms. The EAR Handbook is here, and Graham also mentions Champion Teachers: Stories from Mexico. The show finishes with an interview with Graham's parents and brother about their experiences of school and education. This show is also dedicated to Omar Rugerio, RIP, an inspiring Champion Teacher, who sadly passed away recently. 

Graham was at <a href="https://www.theewf.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the Educational World Forum</a> in London recently and that made him think about educational change, at a system, national, local, school, and classroom level. After reflecting on this, Graham talks about Exploratory Action Research, which is a great way teachers can implement change in their own classrooms. <a href="https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/handbook-exploratory-action-research" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The EAR Handbook is here</a>, and Graham also mentions <a href="https://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/sites/teacheng/files/Pub_Champ_Ts_Mexico_final.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Champion Teachers: Stories from Mexico</a>. The show finishes with an interview with Graham's parents and brother about their experiences of school and education. This show is also dedicated to Omar Rugerio, RIP, an inspiring Champion Teacher, who sadly passed away recently.

Educational Change & Exploratory Action Research: The Morning Break with Graham Stanley

We begin episode 8 with a heartfelt tribute to a fellow podcaster and edtech enthusiast who sadly passed away earlier this month followed by recommendations on digital planners to help listeners get organised for the new academic year. Noah announces the exciting free online World Language Teacher Summit conference (#WLTS19) starting next month including over 30 presentations from the US and beyond.  Next we hear an inspiring story from a languages teacher who wanted to see what impact taking a GCSE in Spanish from scratch would have on him as a language learner and his department's pedagogical approach. Noah highlights some more of Meredith White's innovative practice in using authentic resources and Flipgrid for promoting speaking. For the Show and Tell section of this episode, we explore the use of mysteries and escape rooms in the languages classroom and showcase a range of examples from practitioners which have proved to be successfully challenging and purposeful. Our TechTalk interview follows the same theme and features self-proclaimed escape room nerd Graham Stanley from the British Council who shares some fascinating insights based on his recent research and experimentations. A must listen for anyone interested in trying out escape rooms in their classrooms. Full show notes with clickable timestamps can be found at: https://mfltwitteratipodcast.com/EP8 You can follow Joe (@joedale) and Noah (@SenorG) on Twitter, and follow the hashtag #mfltwitteratipodcast for more info. You can also email us with questions or ideas, info@mfltwitteratipodcast.com and subscribe to our newsletter to keep updated about the latest episode. If you’ve enjoyed this episode of the #mfltwitterati podcast, please rate and review us on Apple’s Podcasts app so more language teachers can find us. You can subscribe to the #mfltwitterati podcast on the Apple Podcasts app, Google podcasts, Spotify, Overcast or Stitcher or wherever you listen to your podcasts. For more information and links, go to our podcast site mfltwitteratipodcast.com where there are lots of references to this episode content and all the previous episodes too! The #mfltwitterati podcast – Celebrating the voices of the modern language teaching community! Thank you for listening! Joe and Noah

We begin episode 8 with a heartfelt tribute to a fellow podcaster and edtech enthusiast who sadly passed away earlier this month followed by recommendations on digital planners to help listeners get organised for the new academic year. Noah announces the exciting free online World Language Teacher Summit conference (#WLTS19) starting next month including over 30 presentations from the US and beyond.  Next we hear an inspiring story from a languages teacher who wanted to see what impact taking a GCSE in Spanish from scratch would have on him as a language learner and his department's pedagogical approach. Noah highlights some more of Meredith White's innovative practice in using authentic resources and Flipgrid for promoting speaking. For the Show and Tell section of this episode, we explore the use of mysteries and escape rooms in the languages classroom and showcase a range of examples from practitioners which have proved to be successfully challenging and purposeful. Our TechTalk interview follows the same theme and features self-proclaimed escape room nerd Graham Stanley from the British Council who shares some fascinating insights based on his recent research and experimentations. A must listen for anyone interested in trying out escape rooms in their classrooms. Full show notes with clickable timestamps can be found at: <a href="https://mfltwitteratipodcast.com/EP8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mfltwitteratipodcast.com/EP8</a> You can follow Joe (@joedale) and Noah (@SenorG) on Twitter, and follow the hashtag #mfltwitteratipodcast for more info. You can also email us with questions or ideas, info@mfltwitteratipodcast.com and subscribe to our newsletter to keep updated about the latest episode. If you’ve enjoyed this episode of the #mfltwitterati podcast, please rate and review us on Apple’s Podcasts app so more language teachers can find us. You can subscribe to the #mfltwitterati podcast on the Apple Podcasts app, Google podcasts, Spotify, Overcast or Stitcher or wherever you listen to your podcasts. For more information and links, go to our podcast site <a href="http://mfltwitteratipodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mfltwitteratipodcast.com</a> where there are lots of references to this episode content and all the previous episodes too! The #mfltwitterati podcast – Celebrating the voices of the modern language teaching community! Thank you for listening! Joe and Noah

#EP 8 - Digital Planners, World Language Teacher Summit, Escape Rooms and TechTalk Interview with Graham Stanley