HEP Talks: SuperKind with Keren Mitchell SuperKind is an award-winning, free platform for schools to bring social action and philanthropy into the classroom. In this episode of HEP Talks, we talk with Keren Mitchell, co-founder of the not-for-profit, social action-inspiring organisation. The Causes The conversation centres around what SuperKind can do
Five ways you can use Chat GPT in the classroom - part 1 In the ever-evolving landscape of education, technology continues to reshape the way we teach and learn. Chat GPT, an AI-powered large language model is one of several relatively newly-released EdTech tools that shows clear capability to assist and enhance classroom
Five ways you can use Chat GPT in the classroom - part 2 In this series of blog posts, we will explore five ways in which you can use Chat GPT to revolutionise your classroom. We’ve already looked at how to create more personalised learning experiences in part 1, so this time we’ll
Five ways you can use Chat GPT in the classroom - part 3 In this series of blog posts, we will explore five ways in which you can use Chat GPT to revolutionise your classroom. We’ve already looked at how to create more personalised learning experiences in part 1 and how to use
Five ways you can use Chat GPT in the classroom - part 4 In this series of blog posts, we will explore five ways in which you can use Chat GPT to revolutionise your classroom. Part 1 explained how to create more personalised learning experiences and part 2 discussed how to use Chat
Five ways you can use Chat GPT in the classroom - part 5 In this series of blog posts, we will explore five ways in which you can use Chat GPT to revolutionise your classroom. Part 1 explained how to create more personalised learning experiences while part 2 discussed how to use Chat
HEP Talks with BBC Teach: trauma-informed approaches for care-experienced children BBC Teach has released new resources that deal with trauma-informed approaches for care-experienced children. In this episode of HEP Talks, Luke Kemper talks with Andrew Tomlinson, former Head of Content and Commissioning at Bitesize and BBC Teach, about what inspired the BBC Teach
Voices of London: stories of migration with Wendy Baverstock Wendy Baverstock, primary school teacher at Eldon Primary, curriculum resource creator, and amateur historian, has created a series of resources designed for year 6 pupils about 20th century London migration. The resources are a fantastic look into the lives of migrants to London during
What does it mean to make schools and classrooms ‘inclusive’ with Margaret Mulholland: The SEND and AP Improvement Plan, Part 3 The SEND Review Improvement Plan was published on 2 March, 2023. The Improvement Plan is a follow up on the SEND and AP Green Paper released earlier in 2022. This podcast is
Navigating the impact of Chat GPT in the classroom: the positives and negatives of AI The rise of AI-powered language models like Chat GPT has brought about both excitement and concerns in the education landscape. As its popularity grows, it is crucial for teachers in England to explore the potential ways in which
