This year, my ‘great’ has been reaching out to the international community through podcasts
I have shared my extensive knowledge about working internationally as well as my experiences working with the youngest, diverse communities in international schools.
Muddy Puddle Teacher
Come and listen in to Sarah and Jess having a chat about outdoor learning and how that looks and is managed from an International School perspective. Listening to Jess’s journey is compelling and she has some great points to make. Jess speaks about outdoor learning as being ‘infectious’ and is a way to ‘give playback to the kids’. Plus get her thoughts on The Muddy Puddle Teacher Training. A must-listen for all!
#AntiSmallTalks
Teacher Hug Radio episode with Jess Gosling (@JessGosling2) aired on May 15th 2021. Jess is an international teacher working in the Early Years setting. She talks to us about her international journey, work-life balance, the key differences between teaching in the UK and teaching abroad, and so much more.
#FEresearchpodcast
I discuss my Masters Research involving interactions with pre-verbal children, co-creating understanding with parents as partners. I then discuss more recent action research within my current international school.
#TinyVoiceTalks
Released in July 2021, I discuss with Torio in detail the premise for my book and share many of the findings from my research with international teachers.
In the Rising Podcast
My first US podcast was a lovely conversation about how I became a teacher, even when education was not a big part of my childhood household. I discuss how we all should strive for what we want and not accept the status quo if it makes us unhappy.
#Thriving Language Podcast
This podcast will be coming soon! I will discuss EAL teaching in the mainstream international school classroom.
Conferences:
2021
Kathy Brodie’s Early Years Summit: International teaching and working within a Mandarin Enrichment Program.
ISP FOBISIA EJaws – Communication, Language and Literacy in the Early Years: Using Focus Groups to Drive Forward Teaching and Learning to Best Support English Language Learners. The link shows an article written about the event.
