Call Me Terry
By Nic Carpenter
Call Me TerryMar 18, 2022
Episode #5 - Jacob Thorpe
In this episode I talk with Jacob Thorpe who is a history teacher at an international school, an exciting individual to chat with and an expert in all things diversity.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to follow this podcast wherever you're listening. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, a 5 Star rating and review can't hurt either... Make sure to follow on Instagram and if you've got a great suggestion for an amazing teacher I should speak with, please get in touch. This podcast is produced and edited by Alex Graham from Audio Coast.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to follow this podcast wherever you're listening. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, a 5 Star rating and review can't hurt either...
Make sure to follow on Instagram and if you've got a great suggestion for an amazing teacher I should speak with, please get in touch.
Episode #4 - Aldaine Wynter
In this episode I talk with Aldaine Wynter, Global coordinator of diversity for an international school, contributor to the Optimus education blog, competitive gymnastics coach and teacher of mathematics with a big focus on making things personal.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to follow this podcast wherever you're listening. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, a 5 Star rating and review can't hurt either...
Make sure to follow on Instagram and if you've got a great suggestion for an amazing teacher I should speak with, please get in touch.
This podcast is produced and edited by Alex Graham from Audio Coast.
Episode #3 - Pete Letanka
In this episode I talk with Pete Letanka, jazz pianist, performer, educator composer, presenter and superb human. His focus is on helping people develop their confidence through music, be they members of the London Symphony Orchestra or inmates of a youth offender’s institute and on flagging and tackling inequality.
Pete shares with us how music starts with the body and, as Duke Ellington says, we are all in the “rhythm business”.
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Make sure to follow on Instagram and if you've got a great suggestion for an amazing teacher I should speak with, please get in touch.
This podcast is produced and edited by Alex Graham from Audio Coast.
Episode #2 - Chris Beddows
In this episode I talk with Chris Beddows, Head of Dwight School London Upper School. He also happens to be my boss (and the kindest boss I have ever worked with).
Passionate and student centred, Chris shares with us his love of Harvard’s Project Zero and their Visible Thinking routines as well as Dewey’s inquiry cycle and a lovely blank page idea for assessments.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to follow this podcast wherever you're listening. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, a 5 Star rating and review can't hurt either...
Make sure to follow on Instagram and if you've got a great suggestion for an amazing teacher I should speak with, please get in touch.
This podcast is produced and edited by Alex Graham from Audio Coast.
Episode #1 - Kareen White
In this episode I talk with Kareen White, a German teacher who has consistently been one of my favourite people since I first met her. Creative, reflective and articulate, Kareen shares with us some of her highs and lows and literally throws a few ideas around during her chat with me.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to follow this podcast wherever you're listening.
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, a 5 Star rating and review can't hurt either...
Make sure to follow us on Instagram
And if you've got a great suggestion for an amazing teacher I should speak with, please get in touch.
This podcast is produced and edited by Alex Graham from Audio Coast.
Trailer - Call Me Terry
Call me Terry a light hearted look into the creative side of teaching. Each episode I will talk with amazing educators about the lessons they love, the lessons they have learned and the teaching tools they have developed on their journey.
If this sounds like something that would float your educational boat then make sure to follow this podcast wherever you're listening.
If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, a 5 Star rating and review can't hurt either.
Make sure to follow us on Instagram
And if you've got a great suggestion for an amazing teacher I should speak with, please get in touch.
This podcast is produced and edited by Alex Graham from Audio Coast.