Tony Silva and Charles Wiz

Two Teachers Talking™

Teachers know that when classes are done, the beer has been poured, and teachers gather around the table, the talk turns to...teaching. Great (and not so great ideas) are thrown around, argued, praised, and ridiculed. What's been missing is a microphone on the table. Until now. If you're a teacher, and especially if you're teaching in Japan, have a listen. Then let us know what you think.

Author

Tony Silva and Charles Wiz

Category

Education

Podcast website

twoteacherstalking.org

Latest episode

Jul 12, 2025

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Episodes

84. Student Feedback 01.03.2017
83. Quitting 01.02.2017
82. Take out your phones 01.01.2017
81. Gotta Have It 01.12.2016
80. To Moodle or not to Moodle? 01.11.2016
79. How to Teach Whatever 01.10.2016
78. Fluency 25.08.2016
77. Paul Nation Interview - Part 2 31.07.2016
76. Textbooks 01.07.2016
75. Workflows: A String On Your Finger 31.05.2016
74. A brand-new year 01.05.2016
73. Interview with Paul Nation - Part 1 07.04.2016
72. Futurama 01.03.2016
71. A visit with Chris Cotter of Heads Up English 01.02.2016
70. Starting from zero 01.01.2016
69. Past our expiration date or improving with age? 01.12.2015
68. Reelin' In the Years 01.11.2015
67. Japanese Exceptionalism 30.09.2015
66. Self-evaluation, Self-correction 01.09.2015
65. An Interview with D.J. Condon 01.08.2015
64. The Failure of Tech to Transform Education 01.07.2015
63. Tech me, Teacher 31.05.2015
62. Teaching Incommunicado 30.04.2015
61. Won’t get fooled again 01.04.2015
60. Great Expectations 01.03.2015

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