
The Art of Teaching Podcast: Important conversations with the best minds in education and leadership.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 267 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

David is one of the world’s leading authorities on personal and organisational productivity. He is the creator of Getting Things Done, widely known as GTD, and the bestselling author of Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, Ready ... more
Amber Fuller is a substantive Deputy Principal, currently working as a HALT Talent Pipeline Advisor with the NSW Department of Education. She is a Highly Accomplished Teacher and serves as a committee member of the NSW HALT Association.
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Andy Brown is currently a Senior Education Officer in Education Scotland, with a specific interest in Mathematics. Andy was appointed as the first National Specialist Adviser for Mathematics to the Scottish Government in 2024. In that role he bridge... more
Glenn Solomons helps educational consultants scale and school systems design professional learning that works. He started his career as a high school teacher and school leader before moving into educational consulting, working with organisations incl... more
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It’s refreshing to have a podcast about education that is informative, practical and positive. Mathew brings on fantastic guests who have so much expertise and wisdom, and I always come away with new ideas, fresh perspectives and strategies I can use in my own teaching practice.
The Art of Teaching is a fantastic resource for educators. Through the form of genuine conversations, Mathew Green is able to spread the fantastic ideas and success stories of Educational Leaders. This is one of the most useful forms of PD and professional sharing that I have encountered in a long time!
Having the opportunity to be interviewed by Matt Green for The Art of Teaching Podcast was an absolute privilege. Matt has a rare and remarkable ability to reach into parts of our lives and professional journeys that few others ever explore. His thoughtful questions and genuine curiosity invite authentic reflection, allowing guests to share the “why” behind their work in ways that deeply resonate with listeners.
What makes this podcast truly stand out is Matt’s gift for creating connection, bot... more
Mat’s approach to podcasting draws out the best stories and thinking by focusing on what makes people and education their best. His kind and curious questions, his open and thoughtful responses and host genuine drive to give people a platform to tell their stories is a wonderful contribution to the education discussion in a world that often focuses on the negative, on the economics, or on transactional aspects.
I came here for Jo Boaler and now I’m sticking around. This is a very thoughtful show. Indeed about the art of teaching. Thank you!
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A thoughtful series featuring educators, researchers, and policy leaders who share practical strategies, leadership lessons, and research-informed approaches to teaching, learning, and school culture. Episodes emphasize trauma-informed practice, teacher wellbeing, student engagement, equity, and futures-oriented leadership. The conversations are known for warm, curious hosting and actionable takeaways—from classroom strategies to systems-level policy insights—making it helpful for educators, school leaders, and those shaping education initiatives. A standout element is the focus on human-centered leadership and well-being, with guests ranging from government officials and researchers to school principals and practitioners, all exploring how... more
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Recent guests on The Art of Teaching include:
1. Glenn Solomons
2. Shane Leaning
3. Lottie Dowling
4. Scott D. Anthony
5. Adriano Di Prato
6. Andrew Gabriel
7. Amy Berry
8. Andrew Gray
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