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ISN hosts The International Schools Network, a education show with 108 episodes published.
In this episode of 5 Takes, international school leader Kenneth Bence shares five practical strategies educators can use to take their first steps into school leadership. Take 1: Make it known what your goals are and see
Michael Southern-Augustine unpacks the importance of effective assessment and feedback in international schools, why it matters, the challenges schools face, and, importantly, how to do it well in practice. If you are in
In this episode, Anna Bateman from Halcyon Education explores how schools can rebuild trust, strengthen relationships, and use leadership, data, and collaboration to create a sustainable culture of wellbeing for staff an
1. Be curious: learn about yourself Building strong networks and relationships starts with understanding yourself. What are your key strengths, and how can you use them effectively? Are there aspects of your personality
Take 1) Creating a Culture of mental health support Whatever role you play in a school or organization, it’s important for you and everyone you work with to be someone willing to act if a person may be in need of mental
Drawing on her new book, Hannah Wilson, Director of The Belonging Effect, shares five practical insights on building belonging in schools. Take 1) Introduction: Why should we care about DEIB? It does not have to happen t
Episode 1, 2026: John Dolman, The AI English Teacher – 5 Ways Students Can Use AI to Learn In this episode, we sit down with John Dolman, The AI English Teacher, who shares five practical ways students can use AI to enha
In this panel discussion, our experts highlight the impact of deepfakes, algorithm influence and provide supportive strategies to help students navigate the flood of misinformation online. Speakers: John Mikton – Digital
Safeguarding, mental health and well-being experts analyse the findings of Jonathan Haidt's ground-breaking book. Speakers Sian Jorgensen : Safeguarding Consultant and Trainer, International Schools Specialist, ©SAFE Int
In this session, international school leaders and experts, Mark Leppard MBE, Damian Bacchoo, Jarrett Brown and Jamie Ganley delve into Personalised CPD for Teachers' Growth and School Success, sponsored by our partner Th
In this episode, Jarrett Brown, Secondary Principal at ISA International Education Group, shares best practices for fostering meaningful and engaging language learning. Take 1) Go back to basics: Get students to practice
In this episode, Abigail Alexis-Olubuyide, Head of Primary at The British School of Beijing, explores how Martin Seligman’s PERMA Model can be used to foster a culture of flourishing. 5 takes 1) Positive Emotions Create
Cliona McMenamin, Head of Careers and Teacher of Mathematics at Dubai College, shares the importance of embedding well-being in careers education. 1) Start with Self-Discovery, Not Decision-Making Most careers programmes
In this episode of 5 Takes, counsellor and coach Micheline Foss explores how educators can recharge by recognising what supports them and replenishing areas that need care. Breaking Down Resilience: The 5 Buckets Resilie
In this episode, Martin Boother, Vice Principal at Azerbaijan British College, shares five key takes on investing in your teams and unlocking the full potential of every staff member. 5 Takes: 1) Getting to know them as
In this episode of the 5 takes podcast, Stephen Feeney, Founder of the Flourishing Man, shares his insights on how to build confidence and best support boys in school. 5 takes: 1) Confidence and positive behaviour go han
In this latest episode of 5 Takes, Head of Curriculum Support, Daniela Selhuber shares practical strategies for supporting multilingual learners. Take 1: Establish a Clear, Shared Framework for Language Development Clari
Experienced Languages and English International Teacher, Suzzanne Pautler shares 5 takes on how to enact design-thinking to bring learning to life. Take 1) Because of design thinking, my students read, wrote, and spoke w
1) Do Your Homework as much as you can before you arrive: 1-2 minute explanation: Read up as much as you can in the appointment process and certainly in the time you have before you take up the role from Day 1. Know the
Take 1) Digital Tools Boost Learning Outcomes Research shows that digital learning tools can enhance student achievement. In my own teaching, students use Quizlet to create flashcards and revise topics before assessments
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