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Greg Atwells: Challenging entrenched beliefs, addressing the underrepresentation of women in tech and how to build skills that students need to navigate a complex future.

Season 6 Episode 68

Today I have the great privilege of introducing you to a friend of mine, Greg Attwells. He is an incredible thinker, innovator and change agent. He i…

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Michael Fauteux: Being a new dad, why feeling seen and appreciated is essential for learning and why he loves a good thank you note

Episode 67

Today I have the great pleasure of introducing you to Mike Fauteux. He has taught as a maths teacher (or math depending on where you are listening to…

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Dylan Wiliam: Assessment, the benefits of speaking Welsh and the role that others play in our success.

Season 6 Episode 66

Today I have the privilege of sharing with you a conversation that I had with the phenomenal Professor Dylan Willam. He is the author of several book…

4 years, 2 months ago

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Professor Julie Schmidt Hasson: The remarkable ways teachers shape students’ lives, Chalk and Chances and Mrs Russell.

Season 6 Episode 65

In this episode, we are talking with then wonderful Professor Julie Schmidt Hasson. She has spent many years in the classroom and as a school leader …

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Professor Andy Hargreaves: Wellbeing, legacy and how having children and grand children has changed his life

Season 6 Episode 64

Today I have the great pleasure of sharing this next episode with you. Professor Andy Hargreaves needs no introduction. He is a speaker, author, advi…

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Adriano Di Prato: Tradition, transformation and why radical thinking is essential when thinking about the future of schools.

Season 6 Episode 63

Today I have another special episode of The Art of Teaching Podcast for you. This time we will be hearing from Adriano Di Prato who is one of Austral…

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Keishia Thorpe: Winning The Global Teach Prize, the power of representation and why we all need someone that believes in us.

Episode 62

Today I have a very special episode to share with you. Keishia Thorpe is the winner of the 2022 Global Teacher Prize. Keishia fled poverty and violen…

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Ryan Estrellado: The beautiful world of data and how to empower educators to drive school improvement.

Season 6 Episode 61

Ryan Estrellado is a writer, educator, and data scientist. He tells inspiring stories about the reality of education work, ranging from overcoming a …

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Dr Jane Burn: Creating psychologically safe work places, mental well-being and how to use machine learning to help kids identify their emotions.

Season 6 Episode 60

Dr Jane Burn is an international expert in mental health and wellbeing, suicide prevention, digital transformation and integrated models of care. 

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Alex Wharton: Developing deep connections across school communities, building cohesive teams and how to protect what matters most.

Season 5 Episode 59

Today it is my great pleasure to introduce you to the  amazing Alex Wharton. Alex is the Principal at Carinya Christian School, Gunnedah. He is a pas…

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