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S2 E25 Stop Using Past Papers for Mocks (Here’s a Better Way) | The Spreadsheet That Changed My A-Level Biology Teaching
Struggling to set a mock exam that your students have not already seen?
In this video, I explain why I created brand new 2026 A-level Biology practice papers for AQA and OCR, and how they are built using detailed past...
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S2 E24 ADHD Is Being Managed Wrong in Schools - This needs fixing!
If a student fidgets, forgets equipment, interrupts, or fails to start work, we often label it as poor behaviour or low motivation.
But for many students, what you are seeing is ADHD.
In this re-release episode of...
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S2 E23 I Stopped Teaching Content In Lessons and This Happened | How and why to use Flipped Learning
How much of your lesson is spent talking… and how much is students actually thinking?
In this episode of Miss Estruch Teach & Tell, I’m breaking down flipped learning in a practical, realistic way for busy...
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S2 E22 Is Home Education the Solution to a School System That Does Not Fit Everyone? With Amanda Childs
Home education is growing fast in the UK, and for many families, science is the subject that causes the most anxiety.
In this episode of Miss Estruch Teach & Tell, I’m joined by Amanda Childs, founder of Sparking...
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S2 E21 | Teaching Students with Short Attention Spans Without Dumbing Down Lessons | Neuroscience of attention span
Are students’ attention spans really getting shorter, or is something else happening in the brain?
In this episode of Miss Estruch Teach & Tell, I unpack the neuroscience behind student attention, executive...
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S2 E20 Teach & Tell | Thinking About Leaving Teaching This Year Listen to This First
Leaving teaching is often framed as a dramatic overnight decision.
That was never my reality.
In this episode, I share the honest, six year journey of how I built a business alongside full time teaching and why I...
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The 4 Step Independent Learning Model Raising A Level Grades | S2 E19 Teach & Tell Podcast
We all agree that A-level students need to be independent learners.
But what does independent learning actually look like in practice?
In this episode of Teach and Tell, I’m joined by Maria Bateson to unpack a...
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S2 E18 | Why Teen Loneliness Is Rising And What Schools Must Do
Loneliness is often framed as an issue affecting older adults.
But the evidence tells a very different story. In this episode of Teach and Tell, I’m joined by Farhana Mann ( https://www.youtube.com/@DocFMann) to...
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S2 E17 | Stop Using AI Wrong! Safe, Smart and Time-Saving AI for Teachers | Matt Wemyss
If you’ve ever wondered how to actually use AI safely and effectively in your teaching, this episode is for you.
Today I’m joined by Matthew Wemyss, international school leader and bestselling author on AI in...
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S2 E16| The Future of Teaching? How Notebook LM Is Rewriting Our Workflow | With John Dolman
If you’ve ever wished your planning, marking, or resource creation could take minutes instead of hours, this episode is for you.
I sat down with AI educator John Dolman to explore Notebook LM, Google’s grounded AI...
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S2 E15 Victoria Hedlun | The Hidden Bias Inside Your AI Tools | What Teachers Aren’t Being Told |
AI is transforming teaching... planning, marking, differentiation, feedback.
But what if the tools we rely on are reinforcing hidden biases?
In this episode, I sit down with Victoria Hedlund, physicist, former science...
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S2 E14 | Is the Media wrong about Gen Z? What Teachers and Leaders Need to Hear
Gen Z get labelled as snowflakes, entitled, lacking resilience and overly sensitive… but is any of that actually true?
In this episode of Teach & Tell, I’m joined by Alex Atherton, former head teacher, keynote...
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