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LISTEN: Why my stutter made me a better teacher

Teacher Adam Black, honoured for raising awareness of stammering, is the latest guest on the ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland podcast

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Teacher Adam Black, Honoured For Raising Awareness Of Stammering, Is The Latest Guest On The ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland Podcast

In , teacher Adam Black tells us about being awarded a British Empire Medal for raising awareness of stammering, why his stammer makes him a better teacher, his love of the unpredictability of working in a school, and why his favourite fictional teacher would - you’d hope - never be found in a real school.

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Previous guests onÌýtheÌý include:

  • Children’s commissionerÌýBruce Adamson
  • ProfessorÌýRowena Arshad,Ìýan associate with the Centre for Education for Racial Equality in Scotland
  • Ollie Bray,Ìýstrategic director, Education Scotland, and formerlyÌýone of the LEGO Foundation’s global programmes directors
  • ,ÌýADES president and director of education and children’s services at Fife Council
  • Maureen McKenna, director of education forÌýGlasgow City Council
  • Blair Minchin,Ìýa primary teacher in Edinburgh
  • Khadija Mohammed, award-winning academic andÌýteacher
  • Former teacher of the yearÌýChris Smith
  • Education secretary John Swinney (in January 2020 and July 2020)

You can listen to the latest episode of the ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland podcast, with Adam Black,Ìý.

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