Blogs & Podcasts

A secondary English teacher from the UK with a mind like a steel trap. So many of David’s ideas resonate with us, and have stimulated some healthy arguments in our team. Especially relevant for English teachers and those designing curriculum, but all teachers would find something of value in the work of David Didau. Click here to read more.

The ‘Learning Scientist Girls’ have a great way of exploring research from Cognitive Science in a way that is very digestible. They have some great content on their blog, which continues to grow to this day. We definitely recommend checking them out. Click here to read more.

A brilliant blog regarding all things literacy and instruction with so much content to sift through. You could lose days trying to get through it all but it would be time well spent because it is teeming with great ideas. Click here to read more.

We have learned so much from Tom over the years and love his way of thinking. He has been advocating for evidence-based practices for a long time and is much loved by many. His blog is another one that is overflowing with quality content. We really appreciate everything Tom and his partner in crime Oliver Caviglioli. Click here to read more.

Doug has some great ideas, and there is so much to benefit from his analysis and reflections. He has a natural affinity for all things sport oriented and he draws fascinating comparisons to teaching. Click here for more.

Pritesh is a passionate science teacher who has a lot of practical advice surrounding the teaching of science content. He is also heavily into Cognitive Science and offers some great insights into implementing the Science of Learning in a science context. Click here for more.

Tom Needham is a renowned English teacher and expert blogger based in the UK. With a passion for literature and language, Tom shares his insights and innovative teaching strategies through his great blog. Well worth checking out, especially for English teachers. Click here for more.

Brendan Lee is an Australian teacher who runs a great podcast called Knowledge for Teachers. It is laid back but super informative. Brendan has had several highly esteemed guests on… and Jordan. We recommend tuning in. Click here for more.

Craig Barton, author of How I Wish I Taught Maths (a great book!), also has an amazing blog and podcast that is teeming with insights related not only to maths, but also high-impact teaching. Click here for more.

Zach Groshell has a great Education Rickshaw that is dedicated to topical issues in education, with a particular focus on the Science of Learning. Through his insightful posts, Zach shares practical teaching strategies and educational research, making a significant impact on teachers and learners worldwide.. Click here for more.

Saving the best for last! Ollie is such a character, and has been busy spreading the good word about evidence based teaching for a long time. We have enjoyed and learned from so many of the conversations with his esteemed guests. We highly recommend Ollie’s ERRR podcast. Click here for more.