Talks With Tia

Jamaican educator, Kerensa Smith, shares her journey in education as she PARTICIPATES in FarmVille, Virginia

Talks with Jean Marie Hawthorn, educator, mummy & author. Jean shares the story behind her writing the books “Jamaica In My Tummy” & “My Toilet Is Bigger Than Yours” along with simple advice for teachers.

In honour of Human Rights Day. How will we bridge the inequality gap that has widened since the pandemic?

Reflections on assessments.

It’s the end of Halloween, the pumpkin spice latte, another lunar cycle & hopefully 4 years of terrible leadership in the US. It’s the perfect time to reflect on how you end topics, units and situations in your classroom.

Children sometimes get lost in the moment when they’re at play. Let’s learn from them and make mindfulness matter more.

A little insight into why children should be playing NOW.

My career so far & in a nutshell.

A conversation with paediatrician, Lisa Franklin Banton on Back To School and what matters in these COVID-19 times.

Here’s a sneak peek into conversations with a few kids at our school in Kingston, Jamaica.

What is it? What are some red flags & signs? What to expect?

Still talking about the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) with Dr Grace McLean, Chief Education Officer, who shares last minute details and the Ministry of Education, Youth & Information's game plan and suggestions for tackling the upcoming tests.

Throwback to a podcast we did at the end of Summer 2018

Talking play with Lisa Murphy aka The Ooey Gooey Lady. January 2019

Talks with Fundaciones’ Varied Needs Coordinator, Krystin Fullwood on “red flag” behaviour in children

Talks with the Chief Education Officer, Dr Grace McLean, about PEP.

Talks with Brittany Singh Williams about the Primary Exit Profile

Teaser. Coming Soon. Stay Tuned.