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Knowledge for Teachers

Brendan Lee
Word Problems
Explicit Instruction
Teacher Professional Learning
Cognitive Load Theory
Classroom Management
Evidence-Based Practice
Science Of Learning
Mathematics
Education Policy
Responsive Teaching
Instructional Playbooks
Mathematics Education
Special Education
Writing Education
Science Of Math
Teacher Training
Teacher Preparation Programs
Student Wellbeing
Australian Education
Assessment Tools

In the Knowledge for Teachers podcast, host Brendan Lee will be chatting to researchers, teachers and experts about what evidence-informed education is and the nuances involved with actually implementing effective and sustainable school based education.

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In this episode of the Knowledge for Teachers podcast, Brendan Lee is joined by Dr. Trina Spencer, a leading researcher in language and literacy and the co-developer of Story Champs. They dive deep into why oral language is the true, widely misunders... more

Fluency is often treated as a small piece of mathematics learning, but in reality, it may be one of the most important and overlooked foundations for long term success.

In this episode of the Knowledge for Teachers podcast, Brendan Lee speaks with D... more

Have you ever taught a "perfect" lesson where every student got the answer right, only to find they remembered absolutely nothing the next day? In this episode, education author David Didau joins me to reveal why what looks like learning is often jus... more

In this episode of the Knowledge for Teachers podcast, Brendan Lee is joined by Brad Gaynor, an Australian educator, leadership coach and former principal with decades of experience across schools and systems. Brad is also the author of the new book ... more

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Dr. Brian Poncy
Professor at Oklahoma State University and creator of Facts on Fire
Oklahoma State University
Episode: S04E03 - Dr. Brian Poncy on Facts on Fire: Why Fluency Is the Foundation of Mathematical Thinking
David Didau
English teacher, author, and educator
Episode: S04E02 - David Didau on Five Things Teachers Should Stop Doing
Brad Gaynor
An experienced educator and leadership coach, 2018 Non-Government Australian Primary Principal of the Year, author of From Burnout to Breakthrough.
Episode: S04E01 - From Burnout to Breakthrough with Brad Gaynor
Natalie Wexler
Author of The Knowledge Gap and co-author of The Writing Revolution
Episode: S03E19 - Natalie Wexler on the Knowledge Gap and What Lies Beyond the Science of Reading
Ingrid Sealey
Founder of Teach Well, has worked for years helping teachers translate evidence into practice.
Teach Well
Episode: S03E18 - Ingrid Sealey on The Hidden Nuance of Great Teaching
Sarah Asome
Principal of Bentleigh West Primary School and a dyslexia specialist
Bentleigh West Primary School
Episode: S03E17 - From Intervention to Inclusion: Sarah Asome on Making Every Tier Count
Kate Jones
Educator and author known for her work on Retrieval Practice in education.
Evidence Based Education
Episode: S03E16 - Kate Jones on Making Retrieval Practice Work in the Classroom
Anna Stokke
Mathematician, professor, podcaster, and co-founder of Archimedes Math School
Archimedes Math School
Episode: S03E15 - Anna Stokke on Cutting Through the Noise in Maths Education
Professor Daniel Ansari
Cognitive Neuroscientist and Professor of Development Psychology at Western University in Canada
Western University
Episode: S03E12 - Daniel Ansari on Number Sense, Fluency and Understanding Math Difficulties

Host

Brendan Lee
Host of Knowledge for Teachers, engaging in discussions with various experts in the field of education.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 73 ratings
  • Great knowledge and easy to understand

    I love these podcasts. They present current information in an easy to understand way. Highly recommend for anyone working in education. Great work Brendan!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SamdoesBBg
    Australia3 years ago
  • Tuned in interviewer and Great guests.

    Loved Brendan’s interview with my favourite Linguist- Lyn Stone.

    Pertinent questions, great overview of where to start with the Science of Reading. Lyn mentioned so many great resources and ideas. And summed up some of the most important areas to focus on with literacy. Yaay!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andrée Au
    Australia3 years ago
  • Knowledge for teachers - an incredible first podcast!

    One of the best PL Podcasts for teachers, leaders, Principals and educationalists, ever! Some in-depth questions with some insightful answers from both presenter, Brendan Lee & special guest , Dr Russ Fox. Worth taking notes and having a discussion with your team about some of the points raised. There are lots of useful tips to try out and practice in class. There are many reasons why the Science of Learning would help students, teachers and leaders improve their practice. Loved this first podca... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    101 Daisy
    Australia3 years ago
  • Great to listen to

    It is always great to have educational podcasts that are easy to listen to. Brendan Lee, an experienced educator, asks insightful and classroom relevant questions. His first episode had lots of take aways to implement in our schools. Congratulations to Brendan for bringing new insights into education. I look forward to listening to future podcasts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ReputationInternational
    Australia3 years ago
  • Thank you!

    I am loving this podcast! Thank you Brendan for bringing this into the world.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    matgreen1
    Australia3 years ago

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There is a positive reception towards the caliber of guests, with praise for their expertise and the depth of knowledge shared during episodes.
Many express gratitude for the host's ability to present complex topics in an accessible manner, with actionable tips for classroom application.
Listeners appreciate the insightful and practical nature of the discussions, noting that the content is highly relevant for educators.

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S04E03 - Dr. Brian Poncy on Facts on Fire: Why Fluency Is the Foundation of Mathematical Thinking
Q: What are some common implementation mistakes you hear about?
A frequent issue arises when teachers expect results without providing adequate everyday practice in a structured manner, which hinders students' progress.
S04E03 - Dr. Brian Poncy on Facts on Fire: Why Fluency Is the Foundation of Mathematical Thinking
Q: Why does fluency and math matter?
Fluency is critical because it serves as a bridge to higher-order skill development. Students must acquire basic skills fluently to have the mental space needed for complex mathematical tasks.
S04E02 - David Didau on Five Things Teachers Should Stop Doing
Q: What helped you become a competent teacher during your early years?
The failure of the school I worked at led to increased interest in my teaching, and eventually, relationship building with students allowed me to improve.
S03E17 - From Intervention to Inclusion: Sarah Asome on Making Every Tier Count
Q: What does Multi-Tiered Systems of Support actually look like?
Sarah explains that MTSS supports various aspects of learning and behavior, focusing on early screening, assessment, and interventions tailored to student needs.
S03E17 - From Intervention to Inclusion: Sarah Asome on Making Every Tier Count
Q: Can you tell us a bit about your journey into the position that you're in today?
Sarah shares her background, highlighting her experiences in different educational settings and her development as a passionate advocate for inclusion and evidence-based practices.

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Focused on the intersection of research and practical application in education, the content consistently addresses evidence-informed teaching strategies and methods for improving student learning outcomes. Engaging discussions with a variety of guests, including educators and researchers, explore topics such as structured literacy, the science of reading, mathematics instruction, and classroom management. The insights offered span current educational challenges and best practices, aiming to provide listeners with actionable strategies that can transform their teaching approaches. Listeners also appreciate the emphasis on integrating evidence-based practices into everyday teaching, making the content particularly relevant for educators looki... more

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Recent guests on Knowledge for Teachers include:

1. Dr. Brian Poncy
2. David Didau
3. Brad Gaynor
4. Natalie Wexler
5. Ingrid Sealey
6. Sarah Asome
7. Kate Jones
8. Anna Stokke

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