Let’s Talk Teaching
Monash University Faculty of EducationConversations 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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | EducationSelf-Improvement | ||||
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Join us for the season finale of Let’s Talk Teaching as we explore the significance of nurturing and embracing one’s teacher identity, and how it can create a lasting impact in the classroom and beyond. more
Join us as we discuss the importance of building and sustaining partnerships with parents, carers, and community groups to enhance student learning opportunities and outcomes. more
What is it really like teaching in a rural or remote school? In this episode, we discuss the opportunities, benefits, and challenges of working so far away from inner suburbia. more
Join us as we jump into the world of digital technologies in the classroom, exploring their impact on education and engagement, and whether they allow students to explore and learn in entirely new ways. more
In this episode, we're diving into the world of coaching and mentoring and discussing how these practices can significantly impact the development of teachers at all stages of their careers. Whether you're a pre-service teacher just starting out, an ... more
Welcome to the first season of Let's Talk Teaching! more
Let's Talk Teaching is a podcast created by teachers for teachers, hosted by Associate Professor Rebecca Cooper. Director of Initial Teacher Education at Monash University’s Faculty of Education. Join Dr. Cooper and her guests as they discuss a range... more
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