Join us as we chat with a host of industry experts with backgrounds in teaching, the arts, and psychology.
We will explore the importance of arts within education, dyslexia, therapeutic intervention and much more with our wide range of guests.
Tap into our guests experience and unique backgrounds to make your classroom a more creative place. Apply their knowledge and the practice skills they demonstate for us (and you) as we chat to them about why the arts are so integral to education.
What will we learn today?
Keith and Emmeline chat to clinical psychologists Susan and Diana about ‘burnout’, how to spot it and what to do about it.
Keith and Emmeline talk about working in (and outwith) the arts, how to apply that creative brain to other aspects of life and why performance is an integral part of educaiton.
Sharon from 'Dyslexia Routes' joins Keith and Emmeline to chat about Dyslexia in the classroom.
Join Keith and Emmeline as they chat with Dee Isaacs from the 'Music in the Community' course at the University of Edinburgh about her extensive experince working abroad and the importance of music in education.
Keith and Emmeline chat with the programme leader of Sound For The Moving Image at Glasgow School of Art. Listen as they discuss being creative in education, sound therapy and the subject of her TedTalk.
Keith and Emmeline chat to the associate Principle Flautist at The Royal Scottish National Orchestra about creativity in the classrom and the community music approach shes uses in her own teaching.
Keith and Emmeline chat to Musician, composer and aid worker Nigel Osborne about theraputic intervention, music education and the difference music can make in the lives of children in conflict.
Keith and Emmeline chat with Lewis about his experience in teaching, choir and his role as Music Development Coordinator at Aberdeen Performing Arts
Our first epsiode is coming! On Friday 8th January you can listen to us chat with Lewis Catto from Aberdeen Performing Arts.