SEC #34 The National Discussion - a summary

James and Anita summarise the series, offering their changing thoughts on The National Discussion.

Anita and James talk to Carmel, Edinburgh educational psychologist and advocate for care experienced young people. What an episode to end our interviews on! You can find Carmel on Twitter @carmel_jacob

James talks to Blair Minchin about The National Discussion. Key themes include playfulness, care and respect for pupils. You can find Blair on Twitter @Mr_Minchin

James and Anita talk to Sarah Philp, psychologist, coach and cohost of Changing Conversations Podcast. Key themes include systems level improvement, humanness and energy for change. Find Sarah’s podcast @ChangingConversation on Twitter and you can listen on all major podcast platforms.

James and Anita talk to primary school teacher Hazel Pinner about The National Discussion. They explore global citizenship, professional learning and a curriculum for inclusion. You can find Hazel on Twitter @Hazelmpinner 

James and Anita talk to Dr Al Azzawi about the National Discussion in Scottish education. Key themes include transition, professional collaboration and employability of teachers.

James and Anita talk to Edinburgh Principal Teacher Tom MacKenzie Chalmers about The National Discussion. They explore the attainment gap, sharing practice and professional learning. You can follow more of Tom’s work by following on Twitter @Tommc93 #TalkScottishEducation

James and Anita continue the conversation around #TalkScottishEducation and ask Glasgow teacher, EIS Anti-Racist sub committee chair, and founder of @GCEducationScot, Nuzhat Uthmani about her views on developing Scottish Education. Join the discussion by following us on Twitter @ScotEdConnect

James and Anita return to #TalkScottishEducation as the National Discussion on education continues across the country. 

After a nine month hiatus, James and Anita are back, and this time, we get deep and personal - sharing our own live in imposter. To find out more visit www.scottisheducatorsconnect.com or follow @ScotEdConnect on Twitter.