Hosted by Helen Hatton & Rachel O'Connor · EN · 12 episodes
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The Curious Teachers Podcast Promoting pupil curiosity in educators Two Teachers, One Mission... Exploring various aspects of pupil behaviour through an attachment, trauma and neuroscience informed lens. Using Relational & Restorative Practices to provide practical teaching tips, strategies and ideas.
Helen Hatton & Rachel O'Connor hosts The Curious Teachers Podcast, a education show with 12 episodes published.
Episode 12: Guest Speaker Dr Kirstie Rees: The Mental Health & Wellbeing of Children and Young People with Learning Difficulties The Curious Teachers are joined in this episode by Dr Kirstie Rees, child and educational p
Episode 11: Guest Speaker Dr Steven Baron: Positive Psychology in the Classroom The Curious Teachers are excited to be joined by Dr Steven Baron in this Guest Speaker Episode. Steve's passion throughout his 30+ year care
Episode 10: Guest Speaker Mark Stewart: Left-Handed Learners Joining The Curious Teachers in the Guest Speaker Episode is co-founder and specialist advisor on everything left-handed, Mark Stewart. Mark, co-owns an online
Episode 9: Guest Speaker Cheryl Warren: Neurodiversity Affirming Cheryl has worked within the early years sector for three decades, her training is award winning and she use her professional and personal experiences of p
Episode 8: Guest Speakers Anthony Benedict & Alan Braven Relational Inclusion Striving to change the face of Education, Anthony and Alan join us in this insightful and uplifting podcast episode on Relational Inclusion. W
Episode 7: Behaviour Clinic: You Ask, We Answer! Q&A Session In this Episode of The Curious Teachers Podcast, we answer your questions which have been emailed in. From Dysregulated Mondays to facing the Challenges of bei
The blunders are real! And we have to get it wrong before we get it right! Editing blooper at the beginning!! This episode explores ACEs and the impact of these on our children and young people. How Relational Buffers ar
In this episode we explore that being vulnerable is ok when working with children and families. It makes us relatable! Helen and Rachel share their vulnerabilities through their own stories of having children with additi
Ever wondered what Relational and Restorative Practices are? How do they meet the unmet need and break down the barriers to learning for children with SEMH / behaviour difficulties? This episode of The Curious Teachers P
From living in poverty and having no where to sleep to schools reducing barriers to learning by washing uniform. Every child needs a champion.
Episode 2: 'YOU Belong Here' When building an inclusive environment for children with SEMH / Behaviour needs, a sense of belonging is vital for the whole school community. Learn in this episode the reasons why a sense of
Episode 1: 'There's No Shame in Sharing' Welcome to the first episode of The Curious Teachers Podcast. In this episode we will introduce ourselves and share stories and anecdotes from our early career experiences. We wil
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The Curious Teachers Podcast is hosted by Helen Hatton & Rachel O'Connor. The show is categorised under education and has published 12 episodes.
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