Teachers Education Review

TER Live #006 - Intel's 'Technology in the Classroom' at Vivid by Teachers' Education Review

TER #049 - Innovating with Technology in the Classroom with Gary Stager - 14 June 2015 by Teachers' Education Review

TER #048 - High Possibility Classrooms with Jane Hunter - 31 May 2015 by Teachers' Education Review

Main Feature: Donelle Batty attends a VR Hackathon Mini for Middle School students, and speaks with participants, organisers and teachers involved in the event to find out the kind of learning that takes place in these events. Regular Features: Off Campus, Dan Haesler questions the purpose of big educational events and conference; Education in the news, Stewart Riddle joins to discuss the implications of the 2015 federal budget for education; Teachers' Brains trust, Giles Pritchard discusses games to help teach literacy skills; Spotlight on Special Education, Tim Connell provides strategies to help teachers get started in meeting the needs of students. Timecodes & Links: 00:00 - Opening Credits 01:19 - Intro 07:59 - Off Campus with Dan Haesler 14:52 - Education in the News 37:19 - Spotlight on Special Education 46:32 - Teachers Brains Trust 59:11 - Feature Introduction 01:01:57 - Main Feature 01:34:24 - Announcements 01:36:19 - Quote and Sign Off

Main Feature: Cameron and Corinne catch up with David Price, OBE, to discuss Project Based Learning, and the potential impact it can have on student learning, schools and communities. Regular Features: Education in the news, Cameron and Corinne discuss NAPLAN marking and industrial issues; Spotlight on Special Education, Tim Connell discusses Universal Design for Learning. Timecode: 00:00 - Opening Credits 01:19 - Intro 07:29 - Education in the news 36:40 - Spotlight on Special Education 43:48 - Feature Introduction 46:33 - Feature Interview, David Price, OBE, on Project Based Learning 01:22:13 - Discussion 01:40:06 - Announcements 01:42:11 - Quote and Sign Off

00:00 - Opening Credits 01:19 - Intro 05:55 - Spotlight on Special Education 15:15 - ELLA with Matt Esterman 23:52 - Teachers' Brains Trust 30:00 - Feature Introduction 34:19 - Interview with James Anderson 01:08:17 - Feature Discussion w/ Charlotte Pezaro 01:39:05 - Announcements and Sign Off

This TER Live Episode brings you presentations from ‘Theatre Two’ at the EduTech Congress and Expo, held in Brisbane in on the 3rd and 4th of June, 2014. All content was recorded at EduTECH Congress and Expo, which is organised by Association and Communication Events. Time codes: 00:00 - Opening Credits 00:21 - Introduction 02:09 - Ray Fleming, Education Industry Manager with Microsoft, discussing Learning Analytics and the use of Data in Education 17:54 - John Galvin, teacher educator at OLMC Mr Pritchard in NSW, discussing Flexible Learning Spaces. 39:05 - Shane Hunt, teacher at Frankston High School in Victoria, talking about empowering students to lead their own learning. 51:47 - Dr. James Curran, Associate professor with the School of Information Technologies at the University of Sydney talks about approaches to teaching the Australian Curriculum in Digital technologies. 01:12:35 - Acknowledgements and Sign off

Main Feature: Corinne speaks with Glenn McLachlan from Knox Grammar about the Instructional Coaching Program implemented in the school as part of their approach to teacher professional development in the school. Regular Features: Spotlight on Special Education, Tim Connell shares some strategies for reducing problem behaviour; Education in the News, we review the policy platforms of the major parties in the lead up to the NSW election; Teachers' Brains Trust, Jaque du Toit reviews the book 'Digital Leadership'

Main Feature: Following on from her presentation at ResearchEd Sydney, Corinne shares the story of her experience leading a consultative and research-based policy development process in school. Regular Features: Off Campus, Dan Haesler talks about the failures of the education debate; Education in the News, Cameron and Corinne discuss proposed changes to the Australian Curriculum for Primary Schools; ABC Splash, Annabel Astbury talks about upcomming Apps for Primary and Secondary Schools.

Special Features: Simon Breakspear, founder of LearnLabs, discusses the issues involve din sharing good practice between teachers, schools and systems, and special guest host Dan Haesler stops by to help unpack the interview; Cameron Interviews attendees and organisers of ResearchEd Sydney; Anne van de Graaf shares her approach to action research in the classroom. Regular Features: NEW FEATURE! Tim Connell hosts Spotlight on Special Education, discussing approaches to evidence based practice; Teacher's Brains Trust, Aaron Davis talks about Digital Literacies in the classroom; Timecodes: 00:00 - Opening Credits 01:19 - Intro 05:37 - Interviews from ResearchEd 19:02 - Action Research in the Classroom, with Anne Van De Graaf 29:04 - Spotlight on Special Education 36:08 - Teachers' Brains Trust - Aaron Davis talks about Digital Literacies 40:34 - Main Feature Introduction 47:40 - Guest Host, Dan Haesler 01:23:35 - Feature Interview, Simon Breakspear 01:57:22 - Announcements 02:00:27 - Quote and Sign Off

Main Feature: Tom Bennett, founder of ResearchEd in the UK, speaks about the ways that teachers can engage with research to improve their teaching practice. Regular Features: Off Campus, Dan Haesler talks about wellbeing programs in schools; Education in the News, Cameron and Corinne talks about issues in Vocational Education; NEW FEATURE, Annabel Astbury discusses educational games on ABC Splash; Teachers Brains Trust, Conelle Batty discusses blogging and the educational community

Main Features: Paul Dix from Pivotal Education in the UK talks with Cameron about Behaviour Management in Schools. Corinne speaks with Annabel Astbury about ABC Splash. Regular Features: Education in the News, Cameron and Corinne talk education and politics.

TER #039 - Student Loans in the USA - 11 Jan 2015 by Teachers' Education Review

TER #038 - 2014 Year in Review, feat Suzie Riddell from SVA - 28 Dec 2014 by Teachers' Education Review

Main Feature: Recorded at EduTech in Brisbane in mid-2014, Cameron speaks with Ian Jukes, Chief Executive of the InfoSavvy Group, about issues facing education in the 21st Century. Regular Features: AITSL's Teacher Feature, teachers discuss digital resources in the classroom; Education in the News, Cameron and Corinne discuss the latest news stories in education; Mystery Educator competition - new clue!

Recorded on the 8th of November, 2014, this episode features two presentations from Teachmeet Unconference 2014, held at the UNE Future Campus in Parramatta. This episode contains two recordings from this event. First, a presentation on Flexible Learning Spaces in a primary school setting, followed by a presentation on Heutagogy, or self-directed learning.

TER #036 - Dr Kevan Collins on Improving Education Systems - 30 Nov 2014 by Teachers' Education Review

EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING Presented by Sydney ideas and ACERN, this TER Live podcast includes a recording of the forum 'The Arts & Learning: Creating Australia's Future', in which a panel of experts discuss the Arts in Education in response to the review of the Australian Curriculum recommendations to reduce Arts education in schools. For links and show notes, visit www.terpodcast.com.

Main Feature: Dr. Steven Novella speaks about Critical Thinking. What it is, how to teach it, and the potential benefits to individuals and societies that value critical thinking. Regular Features: Off Campus, Dan Haesler talks about 5 ways to Wellbeing; Education in the news, Cameron and Corinne talk about the Victorian State Election and the University cheating scandal; AITSL's Teacher Feature, teachers talk about the Australian teaching Standards; Mystery Educator, new puzzle!

Main Feature: Cameron speaks with three Australian academics about the final report on the review of he Australian Curriculum. Dr. Nicole Mockler from the University of Newcastle talks about the broader issues of curriculum, Dr. David Zyngier from Monash University talks about the review process and the political and cultural issues raised in the report, and Dr. Michael Anderson from the University of Sydney talks about The Arts in the Australian Curriculum. Regular Features: NEW FEATURE! Listener feedback returns with teachers sharing their insights on last episodes main feature; Dan Haesler proposes four key questions to ask of teachers in 'Off Campus'; Teachers talk about the teachers who impacted on their own lives in AITSL's Teacher Feature; Cameron reflects on issues of Equity and Access to education in Education in the News.