Helen Bodell
Talking their language with Helen Bodell
Welcome to Talking Their Language , the podcast that bridges the gap between educators and the diverse students they teach. Hosted by Helen Bodell from Twinkl EAL, an experienced educator and passionate advocate for inclusive multilingual learning, this show is dedicated to exploring innovative teaching strategies, effective communication techniques, and culturally responsive practices that resonate with every learner. Join Helen as she engages with expert guests, shares inspiring stories, and offers practical tips to help educators create meaningful connections with their students. Whether yo...
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Helen Bodell
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Nieuwste aflevering
26 jul. 2026
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Afleveringen
Episode Two - In Conversation with Jonathan Bifield 12.11.2021 31:15
Episode 2 with Jonathan Bilfield: In this episode we speak to Jonathan Bifield. Jonathan is an EAL Coordinator at a large secondary school in Leicester in the East Midlands. He has over twenty years teaching experience both in England and in Thailand. He has worked as an English language teacher, IELTS examiner, EAL / SEND Coordinator and EAL specialist. In the UK, he has worked at a University on...
Episode One - In Conversation with Dr Sabine Little 01.11.2021 22:43
Episode One with Dr Sabine Little: In this episode we speak to Dr Sabine Little. Sabine Little is a Lecturer in Languages Education at the University of Sheffield, focusing on the relationships between language, identity, and belonging. With research taking place in families, schools, and the wider community, she is particularly interested in improving the ways in which children's multilingual...
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