Hello from the M of the E&M Booth

 Welcome!


E&M Booth is a podcast by @hblx93 and myself.


I am the M part, the maths part!


I have been in FE maths for 8 years, I have left secure employment in an FE college but maintained my teaching hours as a sessional maths lecturer. I can't stop teaching FE maths! I love it! I love the enthusiasm of the learners, not every lesson, I recognise maths is a challenge. But that lightbulb moment when they grasp a new concept gives me a lift and a buzz that cannot be beaten!


Hollie and I met online. We have never met face to face, but I don't think that matters. We feel connected and have learnt from each other so much already. Our care for each other and respect led us t many spaces to share and connect. In all these spaces we felt that we were on the sidelines of general FE chat as English and maths teachers. We knew stories of joy and impressive efforts with extreme success in our areas. But who was sharing these?


We created the podcast specifically to amplify those stories we were hearing and to share our learnings from each other.


We are early in on this journey and we have now added this blog where you can share your story too.


Thank you for joining us

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