The Parent-Teacher Project
Pared AcademyExploring all the aspects of a successful parent-teacher partnership and how to bring out the best in you, your students, and your children. Our goal is to answer your questions and to inspire you about the future of education.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | ParentingKids & FamilyEducation for Kids | ||||
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Latest Episodes
In this episode, we welcome Anthony O’Shea, the Year 3 teacher at Lysterfield Lake College. Anthony is a father of 4 and has many years of experience in Primary education. In this podcast episode, he speaks about the benefits of learning to read and ... more
Have you ever been worried about when the right time to enrol your child into school is? Meet Catherine Tilley, a mother and teacher who has taught in several school settings. After working n Science, she discovered her passion for early Primary educ... more
In this episode, we welcome Kate Mathai. Kate is a mother with 6 children and 1 grandson. Kate has extensive experience in counselling and presenting various programs for high school students, married couples and young parents. more
Meet Mr Stefen Drevikovsky. Stefen is the Head of Middle School at Redfield College and has been teaching at Redfield for 15 years. more
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- Invaluable support for parents
A quick review of the topics presented gives a clear idea of the thrust of this podcast. I think it does a great job in its attempt to provide relevant input for parents. The low-key approach is a winner and effective, creating the feel of a conversation with a person or people who have valuable things to pass on. At between 12 and 25 minutes the length is perfect for your standard, busy person.
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Australia3 years ago - Parenting Wisdom - where do they get this from?
Awesome - We need more of this!
Apple Podcasts5BookagrAustralia3 years ago - Great conversations
looking forward to hearing more.
Apple Podcasts5/xyz589Australia3 years ago - Great podcast for parents
Loved the knowledge being shared through these podcasts. A must in these times for families.
Apple Podcasts5danny boy oneAustralia3 years ago - This is onto something good!
Keen to hear more…
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Apple Podcasts | #85 |  Ireland/Kids & Family/Parenting |
Apple Podcasts | #151 |  China/Kids & Family/Parenting |
Apple Podcasts | #181 |  Brazil/Kids & Family/Parenting |
Apple Podcasts | #202 | Ireland/Kids & Family |
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