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Hosted by Sarah Philp · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 46 episodes
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Conversations in Education is a space to think - not to be told what to think. A place where educators, researchers, leaders and thinkers can be honest about uncertainty, tension and the real complexity of working in learning spaces, with children and young people and the communities they are part of.
Sarah Philp hosts Space to Think: Conversations In Education, a education show with 46 episodes published.
What does it really take to lead a school and what keeps people going? Simon Botton is an executive headteacher in South Gloucestershire, leading two primary schools and serving as Head of Inclusion for a seventeen-schoo
In this episode I chat with Elly Chapple - TEDx speaker, author of Diagnosis: Human and founder of The Power of the Pause training. Her work draws on two decades of walking alongside her eldest daughter, Ella. Her book i
In this episode, I'm joined by Karen Gebbie-Smith, ASN Support and Development Officer with Aberdeen City Council, and Angela Johnston, Head Teacher at Daneston Primary School. Karen has built a series of professional le
I’m joined by Guy Claxton (Emeritus Professor of the Learning Sciences at the University of Winchester's Centre for Real-World Learning) and Emily Poel (a Berlin-based embodiment practitioner and trainer). Their new book
What does belonging actually mean in a classroom and what does it require of us? Zahara Chowdhury is a teacher with eighteen years of experience across secondary, further and higher education. She is the author of Creati
What does it mean to think well and what gets in the way? Kati Driver is a former civil servant and coach who works with people in public service, helping them think more clearly, more honestly and more deeply. Her pract
A short introduction to Conversations in Education — what this podcast is, what it values and why it exists.A podcast that takes seriously the human complexity of working in schools, early learning centres and learning s
In this episode, I’m joined by Miranda West, publisher and founder of the Do Book Company and the person responsible for turning the world’s doers into authors. Miranda spent nearly three decades in publishing before a f
Curiosity creates space. This final Wild Fragment draws on a simple but powerful invitation from Michael Bungay Stanier to Stay curious a little longer. As a closing reflection for the season, this episode gathers the th
What if time isn’t something to manage, but something to relate to? This episode revisits my conversation with Sarah Stewart and the suggestion that We can’t control time… but we can change our relationship with it. This
In this episode, I return a very popular conversation with Cara Redpath about wild, wood-fired saunas in the context of wellbeing and recovery as Cara shares that Sauna has become an essential tool to healing in her tool
Burnout rarely arrives all at once. This Wild Fragment revisits the conversation with Hazel Anderson-Turner and the reminder that there’s only so long you can keep pushing before your body or your mind says, ‘enough’. Th
What if the real work doesn’t begin with fixing? In this first Wild Fragment, I return to a conversation with Professor Viviane Robinson and the idea that a problem isn’t something to be solved; it’s something to be unde
In this episode, I speak with Hannah Buchan, The Live More Coach, who is currently 71 days into a 100-day uplevel of her life and business. We explore: Hannah’s core value of “feeling alive” and how it shapes everything
In this episode, I’m joined by Cara Redpath, nutritional therapist, women’s health specialist and self-confessed sauna enthusiast. Today we’re stepping into the heat with Cara Redpath, a nutritional therapist whose love
In this episode, I revisit a conversation with Tracey Ezard, author of Ferocious Warmth. Tracey describes ferocious warmth as the dance between head and heart - the balance of high expectations and high support, courage
In this episode of Space to Think, I speak with Clare Coghill, chef and owner of Café Cuil on the Isle of Skye. Clare shares her journey from growing up in a family-run hotel, to building her own café in East London, to
In this gentle yet powerful episode, I speak with Karen Jarvis, a certified coach and grief educator, about the personal and professional journey that led her to found Reset and Rise Coaching. Karen’s story marked by ear
In this refreshing and grounded conversation, I speak with Sarah Stewart, time and project management expert, about how purpose-driven people, especially those leading or building something, can shift from firefighting t
In this beautifully grounding episode, I speak with Fiona Doubleday - artist, educator, Substack writer and advocate for intentional living. Fiona shares her journey from a university lecturer to life as an exhibiting an
Guy Claxton
Emeritus Professor of the Learning Sciences · University of Winchester
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Stewart
time and project management expert · Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
2 appearances on this show
Tracey Ezard
leadership expert, keynote speaker and educator
1 appearance on this show
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