The Learning Landscape
The Learning Landscape
Podcast Description
Join host Simon Matthews on The Learning Landscape, a podcast by Independent Schools Tasmania designed to spotlight thought leadership and innovation in education. Simon interviews leading educators and experts, drawing out insights on everything from curriculum shifts to school culture. Perfect for anyone invested in the future of independent schools, The Learning Landscape explores the evolving dynamics of learning and leadership with depth and clarity.
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This podcast covers various themes in education, including educator wellbeing, AI integration, professional development, and literacy improvement, with specific episodes discussing the challenges of resilience in schools, transformative strategies for incorporating technology, and the importance of coaching and reading among educational leaders.
Join host Simon Matthews on The Learning Landscape, a podcast by Independent Schools Tasmania designed to spotlight thought leadership and innovation in education. Simon interviews leading educators and experts, drawing out insights on everything from curriculum shifts to school culture. Perfect for anyone invested in the future of independent schools, The Learning Landscape explores the evolving dynamics of learning and leadership with depth and clarity.
In this week’s episode of the Learning Landscape, Independent Schools Tasmania CEO Simon Matthews talks to Toni Hatten-Roberts, Co-Founder of Mastery Schools Australia.
Toni is one of Australia’s most accomplished teachers, and in this podcast she talks about the importance of explicit and direct instruction in education, and the pitfalls schools encounter when trying to incorporate it into their learning plans.
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Find out more about Independent Schools Tasmania at https://independentschools.tas.edu.au/
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