Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchStephen Heppell: Contemporary learning spaces, online education and why we must keep ”eyes on the horizon and feet on the ground”
Season 3 Episode 38
Stephen Heppell is an English educator who specialises in the use of ICT in education. He is a Professor at Bournemouth University and holds a number…
4 years, 11 months ago
Dr Marian Mahat: Innovative learning spaces, co-designing curriculum and pedagogy and what it is really like to be a woman in academia.
Season 3 Episode 37
It is my great pleasure to introduce you today to the amazing Dr Marian Mahat - she has over 20 years of professional and academic experience across …
5 years ago
Phil Roberts: The new era of principal leadership, how and why we should take calculated risks and why leading is about others.
Season 3 Episode 36
Today I have the great privilege of introducing you to the amazing Phil Roberts.
He is an innovative school leader and educator with over 30 years in…
5 years ago
Dr Adam Fraser: The importance of asking great questions, challenging assumptions and why he loves working with school leaders.
Season 3 Episode 35
Dr Adam Fraser is a peak performance researcher, professional speaker, author and consultant
In this wide-ranging and incredibly personal discussion …
5 years ago
Steven Kolber and Bec West: Being two of the 50 finalists in the 2021 Global Teacher Prize, teacher networks across borders and sharing expertise.
Season 3 Episode 34
In this week’s episode of The Art of Teaching Podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing the phenomenal Bec West and Steven Kolber. These two incred…
5 years ago
Professor Stephen Fogarty: Transformational leadership, intellectual stimulation and how to remain constantly curious.
Season 3 Episode 33
Professor Stephen Fogarty is President of Alphacrucis College, a self-accrediting higher education provider and the national training college of Aust…
5 years, 1 month ago
Moments with Anne Knock: Challenging assumptions and why questioning things that were once considered immovable, is a really really great idea.
Season 3 Episode 32
In this bitesize episode of The Art of Teaching Podcast, we are hearing from the amazing Anne Knock.
For more than three decades Anne has worked in e…
5 years, 1 month ago
Mundanara Bayles: Generational trauma, truths and conversations that need to be had.
Season 3 Episode 31
“The most inhumane things have been done to our people, and yet we are still here, we are still welcoming people to our country and we are still will…
5 years, 1 month ago
Andrea Stringer: Why professional learning must be personalised and how to bridge the gap between practice and educational research..
Season 3 Episode 30
Today’s episode of The Art of Teaching Podcast is with another amazing educators; Andrea Stringer. She was introduced to me by Professor Pasi Sahlber…
5 years, 2 months ago
Moments with Ben Hammersley: Inventing the word podcast and time travel.
Season 3 Episode 29
In this bitesize episode of The Art of Teaching Podcast, we are hearing from the amazing Ben Hammersley. His career combines three interconnected sub…
5 years, 2 months ago