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The Team Teach podcast lets you listen into conversations with industry experts, discussing every aspect of understanding and supporting behaviour. It's a must-listen for professionals working in education and health and social care, helping you feel informed, inspired, and equipped with a range of practical ideas you can use in your setting.
Unknown Host hosts The Team Teach Podcast, a education show with 69 episodes published.
In this episode, Clare talks to Shaheen Myers, founder of Balance:ed , about the human side of school leadership. They discuss the pressures faced by school leaders in the current educational climate, and how this can co
In this episode, Clare talks to Murray Hodge-Neill, Assistant Director of the PBL team at the ACT Education Directorate, Australia, about restorative approaches in education. In Part 2 of a two-part series, they discuss
Warning: This episode includes candid discussions around suicide and self-harm which some listeners may find distressing. Please use discretion when listening and take a break if needed. In this episode, Clare talks to M
In this episode, Clare talks to Dave Smallwood, Principal Team Teach trainer and Director at SENse Training and Consultancy, about reducing spitting. They discuss the contextual factors that can lead to spitting and expl
In this episode, Clare talks to Murray Hodge-Neill, Assistant Director of the PBL team at the ACT Education Directorate, Australia, about restorative approaches in education. In Part 1 of a two-part series, they discuss
In this episode, Clare talks to Lisa Pinkerton, Head of Education at Widgit Software, about how to use symbols to support emotional regulation. They talk about what self-regulation and co-regulation mean and how the abil
Warning: This episode includes frank discussions around self-harm which some listeners may find distressing. Please use discretion when listening and take a break if needed. In this episode, Clare talks to Marie Greenhal
In this episode, Clare talks to Priyanka Lalwani, Lead Educator for children with special needs at The Developing Child Center, about inclusive classrooms for neurodivergent learners. They discuss the features of an effe
In this episode, Clare talks to Priyanka Lalwani, Lead Educator for children with special educational needs at The Developing Child Center, about inclusive classrooms for neurodivergent learners. They discuss the feature
In this episode, Clare talks to Dave Smallwood, Principal Team Teach trainer and Director at SENse Training and Consultancy, about pre-escalation. Dave shares ways to shape the environment to support individuals and high
In this episode, Clare talks to David Bartlett MBE, founder and Managing Director of Pear Tree Projects, about workingholistically in children’s residential care. David introduces his foundational framework of values, en
In this episode, Clare talks to Dave Smallwood, Principal Team Teach trainer and Director at SENse Training and Consultancy, about ways to reduce internal truancy. They discuss what is meant by internal truancy and why s
In this episode, Clare talks to Dave Smallwood, Principal Team Teach trainer and Director at SENse Training and Consultancy, about de-escalating with parents and carers. They explore different reasons why parents and car
In this episode, Clare talks to Principal Team Teach trainer, Kat Booker, about positive touch. They discuss what is meant by positive touch and consent, and the associated implications for safeguarding, behaviour suppor
In this episode, Clare talks to Amy Miskimmin-Logan and Abbie Gillies from Our Hearings, Our Voice about the language that education professionals use when communicating to and about children with care experience. They d
In this episode, Clare talks to Dr Anne Emerson, resident counsellor at the Lilya Lighthouse Educational Trust, about supporting neurodivergent individuals when they are dysregulated. They discuss what is meant by ‘dysre
In this episode, Clare talks to expert guest, Dr Dean Burnett, about how brain development affects behaviour. They discuss how emotions can influence responses and what dysregulation might look like in individuals. Dean
In this episode, Clare talks to Helly Douglas, Head of Content at Team Teach, about the importance of continuing professional development around behaviour support. They talk about the difference between behaviour managem
In this episode, Clare talks to independent SEND and behaviour consultant, Andrea Reid-Kelly, about Noonan Syndrome. They talk about what Noonan Syndrome is and the different ways it may affect individuals, cognitively,
In this episode, Clare talks to Cale Begley, Learning and Development Lead for Team Teach Australia and New Zealand, about how we can enhance safety, wellbeing, and productivity in complex support services. They discuss
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