#013 Michael Fullan (New Pedagogies Deep Learning) Michael Fullan, O.C., is the Global Leadership Director, New Pedagogies for Deep Learning and a worldwide authority on educational reform with a mandate of helping to achieve the moral purpose of all children learning. In this episode, Michael shares his experiences in leading educational reform from using a middle-out approach that is driven by new pedagogies in schools to allow for deep learning.

This digital artefact is the subject of my INF532 Exegesis.

#012 - Greg Miller (Knowledge Networking) Greg Miller is the foundational leader of St Luke's Catholic College Marsden Park. Greg's experience, knowledge and willingness to challenge traditional beliefs make for a great conversation about how teachers and students construct knowledge in a networked 21st century.

#011 - The Lifelong Learning Podcast (Feat. Marcel Viera) Marcel Viera is an educator/life coach who helps people be the best versions of themselves and become great teachers. http://www.mrviera.com/

#010 - The Lifelong Learning Podcast (Feat. Phil Rooke) Phil Rooke is a musician, composer and teacher educator who is using his knowledge of audio production to allow students' the opportunity to develop skills using contemporary audio tools.

#009 - The Lifelong Learning Podcast (Feat. Ferdinand Wittmann) Ferdinand Wittmann is a science teacher who is utilising video content to flip the learning within his science classes and support learning beyond the traditional walls of Loyola Catholic Senior High School. View Ferdinand's Youtube Channel @ https://www.youtube.com/user/Letslearnscience/

Welcome to The Lifelong Learning Podcast with Chris Maguire. In episode eight, Bradley Scanlon (PBL Coach) and Sebastien Nakhoul (Yr 7 Student) discuss Project Based Learning (PBL) as a pedagogical framework and share insights and challenges in a conversation that spans the perspectives of student, teacher and teacher educator.

Welcome to The Lifelong Learning Podcast with Chris Maguire. In episode seven, talented educator Louise Desira provides a candid insight into her approach to teaching in a primary school context. Covering the importance of building relationships with students and parents to the need for teachers to establish a balance between work demands and personal needs.

Welcome to The Lifelong Learning Podcast with Chris Maguire. In episode six, teacher educator Peter Blanch discusses the new NESA - Stage 6 Science Syllabus and shares anecdotes of his career as a scientist and science educator.

Welcome to The Lifelong Learning Podcast with Chris Maguire. In episode five, Lisa Nash shares new insights into both the affordances and considerations surrounding the application of digital technologies within the learning environment.

Welcome to The Lifelong Learning Podcast with Chris Maguire. In episode four, Mark Hopkins shares his insights on how the brain processes information and the various dispositions that make up a creative individual.  

Welcome to The Lifelong Learning Podcast with Chris Maguire. In episode three I sit down with Michael Dennis to talk about Mathematics. Mick is a passionate educator who works with High School teachers to foster the development of numerate adults who have the 'grit' to think deeply about problems.

Welcome to the Lifelong Learning Podcast with Chris Maguire. In episode two I sit down with Paul Meldrum and learn about how the design process is executed within a schooling context.

Welcome to the Lifelong Learning Podcast with Chris Maguire. Episode one is a discussion with Gavin Hays that focuses on how and why feedback is considered a high yield strategy within primary and secondary classrooms.