Synopsis
What are the big questions in education today - and what does leadership have to do with it? Join us for conversations with educational thought leaders from Australia and around the world as they discuss the work that drives and inspires them. This podcast explores a diverse range of views and perspectives through the lens of educational leadership and its impact on learners and communities.
Episodes
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11 - Joanne Quinn unpacks whole-system change
11/11/2019 Duration: 27minHow can we change our education systems to give young people the skills they need to become global citizens? Joanne Quinn talks about the key drivers for transforming learning to prepare students for the future.
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10 - Baroness Susan Greenfield explores the neuroscience of teaching, learning and digital technology
08/10/2019 Duration: 33minHow do school leaders get the most out of technology for their teachers and students? Baroness Susan Greenfield knows the brain evolves with every experience. And while technology can be a positive learning tool, its impact on the brain and a young person’s sense of identity still needs further exploration.
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09 - Dr Barbara Blackburn uses rigour to motivate and engage
10/09/2019 Duration: 29minRigour involves raising expectations and teaching and learning to the highest level. Dr Barbara Blackburn explores the building blocks of motivation and how teachers can implement them in their classroom to create a rigorous learning environment.
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08 - Richard Gerver links leadership, passion and purpose in education
13/08/2019 Duration: 34minHow can school leaders empower parents, students and staff to create sustained positive change? Richard Gerver talks about creating the conditions for excellence and enthusiasm within school communities.
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07 – Debbie Pushor champions family stories in schools
09/07/2019 Duration: 39minParent engagement is one of the strongest predictors of a child's success in school. But what does it look like in an already busy curriculum? Debbie Pushor explores the high impact teaching strategies of family-centric schools.
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06 – Simon Breakspear says agile schools are self-improving schools
11/06/2019 Duration: 34minChange is complex, because people are complex. How can educational leaders adapt and respond through the change journey to achieve their intended impact? Simon Breakspear says it’s all about being agile.
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05 - Viviane Robinson calls for quality conversations
14/05/2019 Duration: 34minWhat does effective system leadership look like for schools in an increasingly collaborative world? And how do leaders build good relationships to tackle the ‘tough stuff’ together? Viviane Robinson talks about being Open to Learning™ to build trust and meaningful improvement in schools.
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04 - Steve Munby celebrates imperfect leadership
08/04/2019 Duration: 32minIt’s not paint-by-numbers, and there’s no rule book – so how do we lead ourselves and others to make the biggest difference in our schools? Steve Munby talks about power and love and the strength of imperfect leadership.
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03 - Kathryn Parker Boudett sees beauty in using data wisely
11/03/2019 Duration: 31minHow do we harness the power of data to increase equity in education? Kathy Parker Boudett talks about Data Wise, and helping people to work together to seek the truth through evidence.
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02 - Valerie Hannon says we need to question what learning is for
31/01/2019 Duration: 33minWe live in a time of unprecedented change, and thought leader and innovator Valerie Hannon believes our education systems are lagging behind. What future are we preparing our young people for, and how do we lead the transformation necessary for them to thrive?
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01 - Tony Mackay knows the power of networks and partnerships
31/01/2019 Duration: 32minGlobal educational influencer Tony Mackay talks about the importance of collaboration in driving the ‘good work’ of change. How do we connect with others to do that work collectively?