In this episode we cited and discussed the following article:
‘Here Are Just Some of the Stunningly Bad Moments From Betsy DeVos’ Confirmation Hearing’, Edwin Rios, Mother Jones, 18/1/17, viewed 19/1/17
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Episode 69 – STEM Skills, Grade Requests, Raising The ATAR & ‘Red Faces’
In this episode we cited and discussed the following articles:
‘STEM setting preschoolers up for workforce success in 2030’, Karen Hardy, The Age, 28/11/16, viewed 29/11/16
‘Attracting the best new teachers is more complex than their ATAR’, Brenda Cherednichenko, The Age, 24/11/16, viewed 29/11/16
Episode 67 – Junior iPads, Late Teaching Prac, Shoelaces, Potato Chips & ‘Dunk The Teacher’
Episode 66 – Teachers Always ‘On’, Excursion Mishaps, Pre-Service Tests & Beards, Shirts & Shoes
In this first episode for Term 4, 2016 we cited and discussed the following articles:
‘Stressed out and always ‘on”, Janet Marshall, AEU News, Issue 6, September 2016, viewed 16/9/16
Link to the article in ‘Professional Voice’ – a publication of the AEU.
Episode 55 – Leadership Changes, 10 Year Reflections, The Great Teacher Team & Cam’s Community Calamity
In our final episode for Term 1, 2016, we cited and discussed the following blog post:
‘Are Great Teachers Bad Teachers?‘, Aaron Davis, ReadWriteRespond, blog, 19/2/16, viewed 17/3/16
Episode 43 – Stress Levels, Emotional Workloads, Dumb Teachers? & Flipping The Bird
In Episode 43, the following articles and posts were cited and discussed:
‘VCE Anxiety: Our kids are worried sick about school’, Mandy Squires, Geelong Advertiser, 14/10/15, viewed 14/10/15
‘The emotional workload of teachers is too often ignored’, Jean Hopman & Pat Drake, The Conversation, 6/10/15, viewed 11/10/15
‘Teachers Aren’t Dumb’, Daniel T. Willingham, The New York Times, 8/9/15, viewed 12/10/15
Episode 37 – Uni Mentors, Teachers As Parents, Fidgeting & Tipsy Lectures
In this final episode for term two, 2015, we cited and discussed the following articles and posts:
‘A day in the life…of a first year primary teacher’, Julia Proctor, The Age, 20/4/15, viewed 30/4/15
‘Are you compromising your children’s privacy online?’, Marianne Stenger, Splash ABC, 9/6/15, viewed 17/6/15
‘Let kids fidget in class: Why it can be good for those with ADHD’, Anya Kamenetz, KQED News, 15/5/15, viewed 22/6/15
Finally, we’d like to thank Cara J for being a brilliant guest!
Episode 28 – The A.P., Finland’s Topics, Pre Service Pondering & Camp Competitiveness
For our final episode of Term One, we cited and discussed the following article. We also gave a shameless plug…!
‘Finland schools: Subjects scrapped and replaced with ‘topics’ as country reforms its education system’, Richard Garner, The Independent, 20/3/15, viewed 23/3/15
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Episode 25 – Student Panels, Raising the ATAR, School Canteens & 50 Shades of 2 Regular Teachers
In this episode we discussed and cited the following articles:
‘Students used to interview and hire teachers at Victorian schools’, Henrietta Cook, The Age, 16/2/15
‘Teaching degrees fail to get a pass mark: review’, Matthew Knott & Henrietta Cook, The Sydney Morning Herald, 13/2/15
‘Big food companies muscling in on lucrative school canteen industry to promote and sell their products to students’, Henrietta Cook, The Age, 1/2/15
Safe Schools Coalition Victoria – official website
Episode 22 – Home Readers, Swimming Abilities, Enter Scores & 1st Day Trials
Welcome back to the 2 Regular Teachers podcast for 2015!
In this episode we discussed and cited the following articles:
‘Ditch the home readers – real books are better for your child’, Ryan Spencer, The Conversation, 23/1/15
‘Three out of five children leaving primary school can’t swim shock statistics reveal’, Alana Schetzer, The Age, 20/12/14
‘Lament over standards as aspiring teachers flop literacy’, Wes Hosking, Herald Sun, 1/1/15