Making it stick: digital solutions for the classroom
GLUU
4 episodes
1 day ago
Welcome to ‘Making It Stick’, the podcast by GLUU where you hear many voices talking the same talk - Digital solutions for your classroom. In this series, you’ll hear from teachers and senior leaders on how EdTech has improved standards, reduced workload and generally just worked! Sounds like something you would like to hear about? Stick around.
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Welcome to ‘Making It Stick’, the podcast by GLUU where you hear many voices talking the same talk - Digital solutions for your classroom. In this series, you’ll hear from teachers and senior leaders on how EdTech has improved standards, reduced workload and generally just worked! Sounds like something you would like to hear about? Stick around.
Making it stick: digital solutions for the classroom
39 minutes
3 years ago
EdTech 'gave me my weekends back'
In this episode, we interview two teachers at the top of the ‘digital teaching’ game. Firstly, Andrea Welter (@FacetedLeader) is the assistant headteacher at Pheasey Park Farm Primary (@PheaseySchool), a SMART exemplary school and training centre. She gives some priceless advice for those looking to get started with EdTech. After that, we hear from Liam Wright-McNeil. Liam is the digital lead at Eaton Primary School (@EatonPrimary), a Department for Education transformation case study school. He explains what his school are doing to embed digital learning in their curriculum, and the benefits and challenges this has for teacher workload.
Making it stick: digital solutions for the classroom
Welcome to ‘Making It Stick’, the podcast by GLUU where you hear many voices talking the same talk - Digital solutions for your classroom. In this series, you’ll hear from teachers and senior leaders on how EdTech has improved standards, reduced workload and generally just worked! Sounds like something you would like to hear about? Stick around.
