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Hosted by Mike Llerena · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 34 episodes
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Welcome to the Languages & Pedagogy Podcast, your go-to resource for language educators and enthusiasts. Join us as we explore innovative teaching methods, share valuable tips for mastering new languages, and discuss the latest trends in language education. Whether you're an experienced teacher looking to enhance your classroom techniques or a language learner eager to deepen your understanding, our podcast offers insightful conversations with experts, practical advice, and inspiring stories from educators around the world.
Mike Llerena hosts Languages Pedagogy Podcast, a education show with 34 episodes published.
A child who struggles to read is not necessarily a child who cannot learn. Sometimes, the real problem is that we are looking at the struggle through the wrong lens. In Part 1 of this powerful conversation, psychologist,
AI can make learners feel fluent. The dangerous question is whether that confidence survives a conversation with an actual human being. Part 2 of my conversation with Belen Albarracin moves beyond AI tools and into one o
AI won’t make great language teachers irrelevant. But teachers who understand how to use it may completely redefine what great teaching looks like. In Part 1 of my conversation with Argentine educator and AI in ELT co-au
When a school asks teachers to hide who they are, what message does that send to the students watching them? In Episode 234 of the Languages Pedagogy Podcast, Mike Johnston returns to take the metaphor of Teaching Is a T
The most powerful thing a teacher brings into the classroom is not a textbook, strategy, or qualification—it is who they are. In Episode 233 of the Languages Pedagogy Podcast, educator, author, poet, and speaker Mike Joh
AI can imitate your writing, reproduce your voice and confidently accuse you of work you genuinely created. The greatest danger may not be that artificial intelligence becomes human—but that humans gradually stop thinkin
AI is not coming for great teachers but refusing to understand it could put educators at risk. The real divide in education will not be between teachers and machines. It will be between professionals who know how to use
What if fluency isn't about studying more—but about studying differently? Most language learners never escape the intermediate plateau because they're searching for shortcuts instead of changing how they interact with th
You've studied English for years… so why does it suddenly feel like you've stopped improving? The answer isn't a lack of talent. It isn't your age. And it certainly isn't because you've reached your limit. In Part 1 of t
You cannot discipline a nervous system into becoming ready to learn. Sometimes the most effective classroom intervention begins with movement, regulation, and connection. In Part 2, Lara Barnes moves from neurological th
What teachers call misbehavior may be a child’s nervous system asking for help. Before we punish the behavior, we need to understand what the brain may be communicating. In Part 1 of this powerful conversation, Mike sits
What separates a good teacher from an unforgettable one? In this special recap of Episodes 221 and 222 of the Languages Pedagogy Podcast, we revisit an inspiring conversation with Tisha Richmond and Dave Burgess about wh
What if the biggest problem with ADHD isn’t the child… but the way schools understand the child? In this powerful recap episode of the Languages Pedagogy Podcast, we revisit one of our most impactful conversations with E
Being a great teacher is no longer enough. The future belongs to educators who know how to adapt. In Part 2, Mike continues his fascinating conversation with educator and entrepreneur Luana Borges. They discuss the pract
What happens when there simply aren't enough children to fill classrooms? The future of education isn't coming—it's already here. In Part 1 of this eye-opening conversation, Mike sits down with educator and entrepreneur
Welcome to the Languages Pedagogy Podcast Are you ready to transform the way you think about language acquisition, teaching methodologies, and communication? Whether you are an educator refining your classroom practice,
In Part 2, Tish Richmond and Dave Burgess go deeper into what truly transforms learning: emotional safety, authentic experiences, hands-on discovery, AI as a creative partner, and the danger of treating textbooks like sa
What if the best classrooms don’t feel like classrooms at all?What if real learning begins with energy, joy, curiosity, and a little magic? In Part 1, Mike sits with Tish Richmond and Dave Burgess to explore how great te
Different does not mean broken. And ADHD was never something to “fix” — it is something to understand. In Part 2, Eliza Dadson shares practical ADHD strategies for teachers and parents, explores the role of technology, s
ADHD is not laziness. It is not bad behaviour. It is a different operating system schools still misunderstand. In Part 1, Mike speaks with Eliza Dadson about why ADHD remains deeply misread in modern education, how tradi
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