The School Podcast Worth Revisiting – Some conversations are worth coming back to. Over the past few weeks, The School Podcast has been digging into the archives and bringing back conversations with Amjad Ali, Sian Lord and Diana Osagie , three very different voices, but three guests who challenge the way we think about education, leadership and young people.
These throwback episodes aren’t about simply reposting old content. Education continues to change, but many of the challenges being discussed in these conversations are just as relevant today.
Amjad Ali: Behaviour, Relationships and the Power of Reset
What happens when a student refuses an instruction, swears at a teacher or completely disengages?
In his conversation with Cameron Parker, Amjad Ali explores the importance of remembering who the adult is, not allowing behaviour to become personal and being prepared to reset the relationship. He also challenges low expectations and discusses why the students who push adults away can sometimes be the young people who need positive relationships the most.
WATCH AMJAD ALI CLIP HERE
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Sian Lord: Challenging the Way We Think About Education
The throwback conversation with Sian Lord provides another opportunity to reflect on what happens inside our schools and the experiences of the young people within them. It’s a conversation designed to challenge thinking, encourage reflection and create discussion around how educators can continue improving the experience of students.
WATCH SIAN LORD CLIP HERE
Diana Osagie: The Reality of Leadership
Leadership can look very different from the outside. In her conversation on The School Podcast, Diana Osagie explores the reality behind leadership, including the pressure, responsibility and uncomfortable moments that come with leading others.
Her perspective is an important reminder that perception isn’t always reality, particularly when looking at the people responsible for making difficult decisions.
WATCH DIANA OSAGIE CLIP HERE
Conversations That Still Matter
That’s exactly why The School Podcast continues to revisit conversations like these. Great ideas don’t suddenly become irrelevant because an episode was recorded a few years ago.
Amjad Ali, Sian Lord and Diana Osagie each bring a different perspective to education, but all three conversations encourage teachers and school leaders to reflect, question and think differently.
Watch the clips above or listen to the full throwback episodes of The School Podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
A huge thank you to Nisai Learning for supporting The School Podcast and helping us continue to share different voices, experiences and ideas from across education.
