This special episode explores the FutureSchool initiative being run in collaboration between the Australian Council for Educational Leaders, and the Australian Learning Lecture.
TImecodes: 00:00 Opening Credits 00:34 Intro 04:42 Ellen Koshland 22:32 Sue Buckley 30:34 Louka Parry 49:44 Katherine High School 01:25:12 Emmanuel Catholic College 02:05:01 Warrakirri College 02:37:04 Sign Off
Main Feature: Dr. Nicole Mockler discusses her recent publication Constructing Teacher Identies: How the Print Media Define and Represent Teachers and Their Work
Regular Features: Steven discusses a simple but effective online tool for teaching in Kolber’s Corner; Tom Mahoney questions how dominant ideologies manifest in schools in Ideology in Education; Cameorn looks at recent announcements of a Teacher Education Expert panel in Education in the News.
Main Feature: Lee Crockett discusses the importance of student agency in teaching
Regular Features: Steven discusses new app trends with students in Kolber’s Corner; Tom reflects on ideological conflicts in his own teaching practice.
Main Feature: Patrick Faucher discusses his work implementing Trauma Informed Pedgagoy using the Neurosequential model in education
Regular Features: Kolber’s Corner – Steven discusses teacher truisms about worry over work; Ideology in Education – Tom Mahoney considers the importance of slowing down to reflect on teaching practice; Education in the News – Cameron discusses recent news about the teacher shortage crisis roundtable meeting in Canberra.
Timecodes: 00:00 Opening Credits 01:31 Intro 03:46 Kolber’s Corner 10:04 Ideology in Education 18:14 Education in the News – Teacher Shortage Crisis 38:27 Feature Intro 41:24 Interview – Patrick Faucher 01:30:12 Sign Off
Main Feature: Jim Knight discusses Instructional Coaching and his recent publication The Definite Guide to Instructional Coaching
Regular Features: Steven Kolber discusses Read Alouds and Inclusive Practices in Kolber’s Corner; Cameron speaks with Mark Parry about his podcast Perspectives in Parryville.
Timecodes: 00:00 Opening Credits 01:31 Intro 04:38 Kolber’s Corner 12:50 Mary Parry on Podcasting 31:05 Feature Interview – Jim Knight 51:19 Sign Off 01:06:41 Patron Shoutoutss 01:08:02 Announcements – TER Slow Chat
Are you curious about the TER Podcast’s history or produciton process?
Is there a topic in education that you’d like to hear more about but hasn’t been covered so far?
Do you ever wonder what podcast producers have for breakfast?!?
Now’s your chance to ask those questions and more of the TER Podcast team!
In July the TER Podcast will be celebrating its 9th anniversary, which also coincides with Episode 200, and we’ll be shaking up the episode format to host a Q&A; inviting questions from listners about the podcast, it’s contents, or anything else related to education that you would like to hear about from the TER Podcast team.
If there’s a question you’d like to ask, please use the google form below. A text based question is great, but also consider recording your question and uploading it so it can be included in the episode.
Who is answering questions?
The regular TER Podcast team consists of:
Cameron Malcher – co-founder and host of the TER podcast. He’s worked at school, regional, state and national levels in education, leading school curriculm development and pedagogy improvements, and has been the producer and editor of TER podcast since its inception.
Steven Kolber – host of Kolber’s Corner, Steven teaches at high school and university, hosts the Twitter #edureading chat, and has made many trips to Cambodia with Teachers Across Borders Australia to support the redevlopment of their education system.
Tom Mahoney – host of Ideology in Education, Tom is a teacher and PhD candidate whose research is exploring the impact of different ideologies, particularly neoliberalism and efficiency ideologies, on education in Australia.
Questions can be directed at any or all of the team. Please submit your questions no later than 11:59pm on Sunday, 3 July 2022.
We look forward to hearing from you as part of our 9th anniversary celebration!