Season 6 | Episode 30 | Language, Culture & Identity in Picture Books with Melissa-Jane Fogarty

In this episode we are joined by James Dobson to talk about intellectual preparation and how this supports high quality instruction in the classroom and improves student outcomes. You can connect with James at layingthefoundations.net

In this episode, we are joined by the Hon. Prue Car MP for an important conversation about the power of public eduction in NSW and its future. Prue Car is the Deputy Premier of NSW, Minister for Education and Early Learning and Member for Western Sydney. You can find out more about Prue, her work and connect with her via her website https://www.pruecar.au/

In this episode we are joined by Professor Catherine Attard. She joins Bec to unpack effective mathematics instruction in the classroom and share her recent research around the use and impact of generative AI on effective teacher practice.

In this episode we are joined by Ben Bowen who is the CEO of Indigenous Literacy Foundation. He shares insights into the work of the ILF in supporting literacy development in remote communities across Australia and practical ways teachers can support literacy development and Indigenous Languages in the classroom.

In this episode, Dr Joanne Casey explores how understanding the social brain can transform the way educators lead, connect and build trust. She shares practical insights into how relationships, emotional safety and human connection influence team culture, collaboration and performance. This conversation offers valuable strategies for leaders seeking to create supportive environments where both staff and students can thrive.