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Trauma-Informed Practice
Indigenous Education
Performing Arts In Education
Monash University
Early Childhood Education
Teacher Well-Being
Multi-Tiered System Of Support
Relational Pedagogy

Conversations with teachers, for teachers. Join Associate Professor Rebecca Cooper, former teacher turned education academic, as she invites teachers and Monash University Alumni with different educational backgrounds, experiences and learnings to share their insights on a number of topics that teachers in Australian classrooms are facing today.

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Performing arts are often the first subjects reduced in schools - yet for many students, they’re where confidence, creativity, connection and engagement are built in ways other learning environments often can’t replicate.

Beyond performances and pro... more

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Embedding Indigenous perspectives in schools isn’t just about what we teach - it’s about what educators themselves still need to understand, and why meaningful change often begins there. Beyond curriculum content, this conversation explores history, ... more

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Not every student behaviour is defiance, disengagement, or disruption. As trauma-informed practice becomes a growing focus in education, teachers are increasingly being asked to respond to complex student needs with understanding, safety and connecti... more

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Rather than reacting to misbehaviour, what if we approached it with the same planning and intention we bring to teaching literacy and numeracy in the classroom? 

In this episode, behaviour expert Dr Russ Fox and school leader Karina Stocker explain ... more

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Recent Guests

Michelle Ludecke
Senior Lecturer at Monash University, arts and education researcher
Monash University
Episode: At the Edge of the Curriculum: Why Performing Arts Still Matter
Siobhan Judge
Performing Arts in English Teacher and Acting Inclusion Learning Specialist
Episode: At the Edge of the Curriculum: Why Performing Arts Still Matter
Jay Phillips
Deputy Dean of Indigenous Strategy at Monash University
Monash University
Episode: What We Haven’t Learned Yet: Indigenous Perspectives and Meaningful Change
Jaya Blandthorn
Monash Nursing and Midwifery graduate and Wamba Wamba woman; leading Indigenous knowledge integration initiatives
Parbinata Initiative, Monash University
Episode: What We Haven’t Learned Yet: Indigenous Perspectives and Meaningful Change
Emily Berger
Educational and Developmental Psychologist
Monash University Faculty of Education
Episode: Beyond Behaviour: Understanding Trauma-Informed Practice in Schools
Yihan Sun
PhD candidate researching Trauma-Informed Approaches in early childhood
Monash University
Episode: Beyond Behaviour: Understanding Trauma-Informed Practice in Schools

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    I heard the episode where Dr Fyfield explained the importance of recording video feedback got students and it inspired me. Please get him back on the show!!!

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At the Edge of the Curriculum: Why Performing Arts Still Matter
Q: What's happening in schools right now when it comes to performing arts education?
There are frustrations from teachers with low numbers at the VCE level, a bottom-up hesitancy from primary teachers to teach dance and drama, and a broader perception issue that the arts are not as valued as other subjects, leading to reduced opportunities for students.

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