Welcome to the Teach NSW Podcast
Welcome to the Teach NSW Podcast, a podcast by teachers, for teachers. The Teach NSW Podcast is created and hosted by the Teach NSW team to explore the world of teaching and learning in NSW public schools.
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Meet your hosts
Shannon
Shannon is a primary teacher with experience teaching high potential and gifted students in NSW public schools. After completing a Master of Teaching (Primary) at Western Sydney University, Shannon taught in primary schools spanning Western Sydney.
In Shannon's current role as a Senior Education Officer, she leads the Beyond the Line Program which supports initial teacher education students to complete an expenses-paid, week-long study tour with the NSW Department of Education, across regional, rural and remote NSW public schools. This aligns with her passion for supporting pre-service teachers in experiencing all of the teaching and learning opportunities offered by the department.
Current obsessions: Morning walks and iced-chai lattes.
Favourite subject to teach at school: It has to be science, I'm obsessed with any lesson that we can embed experiments or identify cross-curricular links.
Canteen or bus duty: Canteen, to have a sticky beak at snack choices.
Siobhan
Siobhan is a high school teacher, who has taught English to students across a diverse range of NSW public school settings. Siobhan graduated with a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education (Secondary) from the University of New South Wales.
Siobhan has a deep commitment to supporting students from diverse backgrounds achieve their full potential and has experience in the field of high-potential and gifted education. In her current role as a Senior Education Officer, Siobhan enjoys sharing her knowledge with beginning and pre-service teachers and raising awareness of the benefits, scholarships and opportunities available with the NSW Department of Education.
Current obsessions: Iced matcha lattes and novels by Australian author, Trent Dalton.
Favourite extra-curricular activity to run at school: Debating and public speaking competitions.
Canteen or bus duty: Bus. Love the power of being a traffic controller.
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Latest Episodes
On the importance of filling your cup inside and outside the classroom
We speak to Raphaelle, Senior Education Officer, Early Career and Talent Programs, about ways to ‘fill your cup’ as a teacher, with a focus on the importance of reflection, mentorship and wellbeing.
On fostering collaborative practice ft. @theartofteachingpodcast
We speak to Mathew, Assistant Principal, about his journey in public education, the power of collaborative practice, and his advice for beginning teachers on creating impactful classroom environments.
On paying it forward to future generations of teachers
In the second episode of the Summer Series, we speak to Kerryanne, Retired Principal, about giving back to the education profession and the importance of mentoring for current and future principals to ensure they can deliver the best outcomes for their school community.